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Big fan of your work, thanks for making something that makes Windows more bearable to use and manage. Still, I was wondering if the software does anything to block any spying that happens from the OTHER flagship Microsoft product: Office?
Specifically, there's this lovely "feature" wherein Microsoft uploads every keystroke and pictures to their mothership to just help with alt-text generation (and surely nothing else, perish the thought). Edge, apparently, does something similar with it's spell checking, per infosec expert Kevin Beaumont: https://mastodon.social/@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social/109632341701975927
Does WindowsSpyBlocker specifically target these leaks, or tangentially work to inhibit them through the firewall rules it creates?
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Hey all -
Big fan of your work, thanks for making something that makes Windows more bearable to use and manage. Still, I was wondering if the software does anything to block any spying that happens from the OTHER flagship Microsoft product: Office?
Specifically, there's this lovely "feature" wherein Microsoft uploads every keystroke and pictures to their mothership to just help with alt-text generation (and surely nothing else, perish the thought). Edge, apparently, does something similar with it's spell checking, per infosec expert Kevin Beaumont: https://mastodon.social/@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social/109632341701975927
Does WindowsSpyBlocker specifically target these leaks, or tangentially work to inhibit them through the firewall rules it creates?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: