I upgraded to
Windows 10 and I like it so far but I have been reading in the press about a
bunch of security settings that I need to examine for Windows 10 to make sure
it is set up correctly for me. I went to the security settings and they made
may head spin, there were something like thirteen different screens of
information. Do you have some way to summarize these or something I can look at
to make it easier to understand what I need to do?
The good news is
there are many things you can do to control the security in Windows 10, however
when you do the initial install you may be taken aback by some of them. There
is fine print and you should review it so you can decide what security you can
turn on or off. You can control details about things like location, tracking,
advertising, browser history, creating a Microsoft account and using Cortana,
the Microsoft assistant like Siri on the iPhone. The good news is you can
control all of these settings unlike some other systems. So while you are
installing Windows 10 or after you install it, you can change all of the
settings in the settings section. The sections that are most important are
personalization, privacy, accounts and updating security. As an example, in the
privacy section you can change what applications have access to your location.
We recommend you spend some extra time in your sections area of Windows 10 and
take advantage of all of the options that will make your system safe and secure.
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