telemetry data

Windows’ built‑in telemetry — labeled “Diagnostics & feedback” in Settings — collects far more than crash reports by default, and every Windows user should understand what’s being sent, what they can realistically block, and the trade‑offs involved before they decide whether to turn it down or...

Microsoft is preparing to push its Copilot AI deeper into the Windows ecosystem by automatically installing the Microsoft 365 Copilot app on many Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices starting this fall, a move that aims to make AI companions a default part of everyday computing — but one that also...

The UK government’s recent experiments with Microsoft 365 Copilot have produced a paradox that will shape how public-sector IT teams evaluate generative AI: staff like the assistant and report meaningful convenience gains, yet independent departmental measurement found no clear, verifiable...

Windows 10, launched on July 29, 2015, marked a significant shift in Microsoft's approach to operating systems. Aimed at rectifying the missteps of Windows 8, it sought to blend the familiarity of previous versions with modern innovations. As we reflect on its decade-long journey, we uncover a...

Microsoft has introduced a new feature in Windows 11 aimed at addressing performance issues by automatically collecting diagnostic data when users experience system sluggishness. This initiative is part of the upcoming 25H2 update and is currently being tested in the Windows Insider Program...

Microsoft recently made headlines with its bold statement that Windows 11 24H2 represents the most reliable iteration of Windows ever released—a claim punctuated by an array of reported improvements and fresh features. This assertion comes despite strong reactions from segments of the user base...

Here’s a summary of the article from XDA Developers about Microsoft’s reliability claims for Windows 11 24H2: Microsoft claims Windows 11 24H2 is their most reliable Windows so far. They cite a 24% drop in unexpected restart failures compared to Windows 10 22H2. Data comes from Microsoft’s...

Windows 11’s journey since its debut has been a narrative of modernity juxtaposed with increased system demands, leaving many users—particularly those with older hardware—lamenting the trade-off between fresh features and everyday speed. Microsoft has now publicly acknowledged this perception...

Since Microsoft unveiled Windows 11, users across a spectrum of hardware have voiced persistent concerns about lag, slowness, and an overall lack of the responsiveness that once typified Windows 10. The promise of a sleeker interface, refined system apps, and improved productivity tools has been...

Users of Windows 11 have long expressed frustration with sluggish system performance, sometimes citing unresponsive applications, slow boot times, or inconsistent frame rates during gaming. Now, Microsoft is seeking to directly address these reports with an innovative, data-driven approach: the...

Since the rollout of Windows 11 in October 2021, a recurring wave of performance complaints has trailed Microsoft’s flagship operating system, leaving a lingering sense of frustration and skepticism among users and enterprise IT professionals alike. Sluggish boot times, erratic responsiveness...

As millions of users confront the pivotal decision of whether to stick with Windows 10, upgrade to Windows 11, or pursue alternatives outside the Microsoft ecosystem, a deeper conversation has emerged around the topic of telemetry and data collection practices. For privacy-conscious individuals...

In recent months, a subtle yet significant shift has occurred in the relationship between Google Chrome and users of Windows 10—a shift that underscores the growing intersection of browser software, operating system updates, and personal privacy. Google Chrome, the world’s most widely used web...

As the inevitable end of official support for Windows 10 approaches, the software ecosystem around Microsoft’s iconic operating system is undergoing a subtle but significant shift. At the heart of this transition is Google Chrome, the world’s most popular web browser, now actively checking...

It’s easy to be skeptical of Microsoft’s Copilot integration in Windows 11—many users remain wary of AI features that seem, at first glance, superfluous or intrusive. Yet beneath the surface, a quietly emerging capability could deliver a practical benefit that even Copilot’s fiercest critics...

Microsoft's integration of Grafana dashboards into Azure Monitor marks a significant advancement in cloud monitoring and visualization capabilities. This collaboration combines Azure Monitor's comprehensive telemetry data with Grafana's versatile visualization tools, offering users an enhanced...

The days of setting up a new Windows PC in blissful offline solitude, choosing a username like “PC_Master” and a password you’ll forget within the hour, are nearing their end. Microsoft, that digital behemoth of Redmond, has long courted its users with the siren call of seamless cloud...

If you’ve reached the familiar blue setup screen of Windows 11 and found yourself frantically clicking "Offline account" only to discover the option has vanished into the digital ether, you’re not alone—and you’re not imagining things. The road to a local account on a fresh Windows 11...

Microsoft's Latest Windows 10 Update: An Unsettling Push Towards Monetization and Privacy Concerns In recent months, Microsoft has been rolling out compelling updates to Windows 10 that blur the lines between a traditional operating system and a subscription service platform. While new features...

Mercedes Revamps EV Experience with Intelligent Navigation and OTA Enhancements Mercedes-Benz has raised the bar for electric vehicle technology, introducing a suite of sophisticated functions that promise to make journeys smarter, more efficient, and even off-road adventurous. The company’s...