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Samsung’s move to bring Samsung Internet to Windows marks a deliberate push to make the Galaxy ecosystem more cohesive — the company has shipped a Windows beta that mirrors the mobile browser’s privacy-first toolkit and ties desktop browsing into Galaxy AI and cross-device sync, but the rollout...

Samsung’s long-promised desktop leap finally arrives in beta form, delivering a Chromium‑based Samsung Internet client for Windows with Galaxy continuity, built‑in AI browsing assists, and a privacy‑forward dashboard — but the initial rollout is deliberately narrow, staged, and leaves several...

Samsung is bringing its full-featured Android browser to Windows for the first time as a staged beta, promising cross-device continuity with Galaxy phones, built‑in Galaxy AI browsing assists, and a privacy-forward feature set — but the path from mobile to desktop contains clear technical and...

Windows 10 makes it easy to erase the device’s stored location history — but the full story is more nuanced than a single “Delete” button; Microsoft’s changes to how location data is stored, plus app-side retention and cloud-linked data, mean you should treat the simple Settings workflow as the...

Windows ships with several convenience features turned on by default that quietly share behavioral and system data; disabling a few of them will materially improve your privacy without breaking day-to-day use. The core four I always disable on Windows 11 are Diagnostics & Feedback (telemetry)...

Microsoft has changed how it handles voice recordings in a way that directly affects what you can see and manage on the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard: new voice clips contributed for product improvement are now de‑identified and are no longer associated with individual Microsoft accounts, which...

Microsoft recently changed how it handles voice recordings used to improve speech recognition — new voice clips are no longer tied to your Microsoft account and therefore won’t appear on the Privacy Dashboard, but legacy recordings and certain metadata remain viewable and removable through the...

Microsoft’s public guidance on voice data makes a clear point: voice recordings gathered by speech-recognition features are used to provide and improve services, but the way that data is collected, stored, and displayed in users’ privacy controls has changed significantly — especially since...

Microsoft has recently released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5733 (KB5062673) to the Dev Channel, introducing several enhancements aimed at improving user experience and system functionality. File Explorer Enhancements For users signed in with a work or school account (Entra ID), File...

When navigating the expansive digital universe of Windows and Microsoft services, users often grapple with questions about their personal data—especially search history—and how it's managed, accessed, or deleted. Microsoft’s privacy dashboard has emerged as a critical tool in this landscape...

Microsoft’s commitment to privacy is a foundational pillar, yet the magnitude and intricacy of user data collection—particularly with respect to search history—remains an ever-evolving subject of scrutiny and user concern. For millions of users who rely on Microsoft services daily, understanding...

Microsoft's quest to balance personalization and privacy has always been a tightrope walk, and the evolution of its privacy dashboard—particularly around search history—reflects some of the most debated aspects of this journey. As users grow increasingly aware of the data footprints they leave...

The evolution of digital privacy remains a hot-button issue, particularly as tech giants like Microsoft refine their approaches to data collection, user transparency, and regulatory compliance. At the heart of this conversation lies the Microsoft privacy dashboard—a centralized hub designed to...

Understanding how to manage and monitor your media activity has become increasingly important as digital privacy takes center stage in modern life. Microsoft, aware of growing consumer concerns, has continued developing transparency tools, among which the privacy dashboard stands out as a...

Accessing, understanding, and controlling your digital footprint has become an essential aspect of online privacy, particularly as more services and devices sync user activity in the cloud. Microsoft, recognizing this need, has steadily enhanced its privacy tools, prominently featuring the...

Microsoft Edge, as the preferred browser on Windows devices, has steadily evolved both in terms of user features and its underlying data practices. It now operates not only as a gateway to the web but also as a platform deeply integrated with the larger Microsoft ecosystem. Among the most...

As users spend more time online and the digital landscape becomes increasingly interconnected, questions around privacy and data use are more urgent than ever. At the heart of recent debates is Microsoft Edge, the company’s flagship browser, and how it uses browsing activity to deliver...

The collection and use of browsing activity by web browsers has long been a subject of both innovation and controversy. Microsoft Edge, one of the world’s leading browsers, has recently updated and clarified its practices related to collecting and using users’ browsing activity for personalized...

Here’s how you can view and delete your browser history in Microsoft Edge, according to official Microsoft Support: View and Delete History in Microsoft Edge To Clear Browsing Data Stored on Your Device: Decide Scope: To delete browsing data only on your current device, turn off sync. To delete...

Managing your browsing history in Microsoft Edge is essential for maintaining privacy and optimizing browser performance. This guide provides detailed instructions on how to view and delete your browsing history, both on your device and across synced devices. Viewing Your Browsing History To...