4 Windows 11 "features" I turned off to make my PC feel truly mine again
The article discusses the author's experience of switching from Windows 10 to Windows 11. After finding the new operating system bloated with unwanted features, the author utilized debloating tools to customize their experience. By disabling data tracking and other intrusive features, the author was able to make Windows 11 feel more personalized and user-friendly.
- ▪The author switched to Windows 11 to utilize HDR capabilities on a new OLED display.
- ▪They found Windows 11 to be bloated with unwanted features and design choices.
- ▪Using debloating tools, the author disabled data tracking and advertisements, improving their experience.
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