Microsoft responds to claims that Windows 10 Enterprise is ignoring group policy privacy settings

Chris Merriman
Chris Merriman
clock 24 May 2017 •
Don't mess about with the Windows 10 Enterprise settings, urges Microsoft, even if you need to
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Don't mess about with the Windows 10 Enterprise settings, urges Microsoft, even if you need to

Microsoft's response to Windows 10 Enterprise group policy privacy setting claims? Don't mess with the settings!

Microsoft has responded to claims that its Windows 10 Enterprise operating system is leaking information in direct contradiction of group policy settings - and potentially undermining the operating system...

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