A new privacy feature in Windows 11 allows apps to detect user inactivity to secure sensitive information when the device is not in use
Microsoft has been testing a new privacy mode in Windows 11 called “Presence sensing” that allows apps to sense when users are actively interacting with Windows devices.
This feature allows automatically lockdown sensitive information and files when a lack of user activity is detected.
Presence sensing could be a major boost to users’ privacy. With this feature, Windows devices that are not being actively used will be locked down, securing sensitive apps, messaging tools, and data. In addition, Presence sensing may help conserve battery life by locking down the laptop when it's not in use.
Overall, this could be a significant development for Windows 11 users, offering peace of mind and increased privacy protection.
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Microsoft has been testing a new privacy mode in Windows 11 called “Presence sensing” that allows apps to sense when users are actively interacting with Windows devices.
This feature allows automatically lockdown sensitive information and files when a lack of user activity is detected.
Presence sensing could be a major boost to users’ privacy. With this feature, Windows devices that are not being actively used will be locked down, securing sensitive apps, messaging tools, and data. In addition, Presence sensing may help conserve battery life by locking down the laptop when it's not in use.
Overall, this could be a significant development for Windows 11 users, offering peace of mind and increased privacy protection.
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Windows 11 is getting long-awaited improvements
✅ A Force Quit option to close apps without the Task Manager just like it does in macOS. It will allow Windows users to forcibly close crashed apps directly from the taskbar.
✅ Native support for RAR, Tar, 7-zip, gz and others archives. You’ll no longer have to install third-party apps like WinRAR to access these files.
✅ Never Combined mode for taskbar: the most requested feature in Windows 11 is finally here: you’ll be able to see each window of your applications on the taskbar individually, as well as their corresponding labels.
✅ A new backup and restore features for PCs, making it much easier to restore apps, settings, and even passwords and credentials for Wi-Fi networks on a new PC.
✅ Advanced network settings and a way to view stored Wi-Fi passwords for your known networks.
All of these new features should arrive in the coming months for all Windows 11 users.
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✅ A Force Quit option to close apps without the Task Manager just like it does in macOS. It will allow Windows users to forcibly close crashed apps directly from the taskbar.
✅ Native support for RAR, Tar, 7-zip, gz and others archives. You’ll no longer have to install third-party apps like WinRAR to access these files.
✅ Never Combined mode for taskbar: the most requested feature in Windows 11 is finally here: you’ll be able to see each window of your applications on the taskbar individually, as well as their corresponding labels.
✅ A new backup and restore features for PCs, making it much easier to restore apps, settings, and even passwords and credentials for Wi-Fi networks on a new PC.
✅ Advanced network settings and a way to view stored Wi-Fi passwords for your known networks.
All of these new features should arrive in the coming months for all Windows 11 users.
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