Microsoft continues to gather your data and feed it into Copilot at every available opportunity, but thankfully, there are ways you can take back control.

A new setting in Copilot will access data from Bing, MSN, Edge, and other services. You can disable this if you're worried about your privacy.

Microsoft has confirmed that Copilot can use data from other Microsoft services—such as Edge, Bing, and MSN—to customizn its responses and improve its memory feature, reports Windows Latest.

Finally, after years of tolerating Microsoft's relentless push for ads and bloatware, I took matters into my own hands and removed it all.

Don't just run a search for "edge" and start deleting—you'll regret it.

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