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The user initially questions whether the Windows Weather App requires location permissions or a Microsoft account to remember a user's city, expressing concern about potential intentional restrictions. Several days later, the user notes that after updating to Build 10074, the app now correctly uses their location for weather forecasts, and they appreciate the new rotating tiles feature. Overall, the thread reflects a focus on weather app functionality improvements and user experience enhancements in Windows builds.
Saltgrass

Saltgrass

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Maybe I am mistaken, but I don't remember having to allow the App to use my location or be signed into a Microsoft account for the Weather App to remember the location you enter.

I can't seem to get it to remember my City now, could that be subtle coercion to get everyone to run on the Microsoft Sign-in or have I just not found the correct setting?

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Saltgrass

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It looks like Build 10074 has taken care of this, it seems to be using my location for the weather. The rotating tiles are a nice touch although not a big deal.
 

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