The W10Privacy application promises to help you stop Windows 10 from collecting data and sending it to Microsoft servers. Today, an updated version of the application was released that supports data blocking on systems upgraded to the new Threshold 2 build.
Windows 10 Threshold 2 is the latest update released by Microsoft and brings many new features and improvements to the operating system's applications.
But, as many users have reported in recent days, Threshold 2 appears to be resetting Windows 10 to its default settings, starting to submit telemetry data to Microsoft again.
According to the official changelog, the new W10Privacy app in version 1.8.0.0 supports the upgraded version of Windows 10, Threshold 2, and can remove all new apps added by Microsoft, including Messaging.
At the same time, the new version fixes all the application's tools, as the development team discovered that in some cases, they were not working as they should.
The application is very convenient for anyone who doesn't want data to leave their computers. Of course, Microsoft doesn't like such applications, doesn't recommend them, and states that they could have a dramatic impact on system performance.
According to Redmond, some features may stop working properly, such as new operating system updates.
If you are one of those who Microsoft doesn't "bake" for or you consider your security more important than an immediate update, you can download the application from the link below:
W10Privacy (German, English, French, Spanish)
