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>>55821475
You can still turn the dirty little slut off via group policy, anon. It says so right in that article.

>>55821475
you can actually disable her completely via the policy editor or registry.
http://www.ghacks.net/2016/07/26/you-will-use-cortana-says-microsoft/

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You can. But why would you want to, anon?

>>55822168
privacy

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>>55822320
>privacy
Why would you need that. You filthy pedophile!

>>55821475
Cortana is just the overbranching name of their search features in Windows10.
If you disable the Internet shit then it doesn't send shit to Microsoft.

>>55822320
you shouldn't use windows 10 in that case at all.
ms will keep pushing to break any workarounds around their data collection

You can't unless you're on enterprise / education.

Latest build has turned off the ability via group policy and regedit on pro and below.

The registry keys do not work on pro ad below and group policy does not enforce on pro for those features.

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>>55822320
>wanting privacy while using windows

>>55822590
The thought of my OS watching me masturbate only makes me harder.

>>55822320
> Windows 10
> Privacy

>>55822743
they don't watch you masturbate... they know that you masturbate because of what you search, what you see, etc... later they sell the information and make orientated marketing... then you will see that nobody is offering you a shit because you don't fill in the standard normie buyer..