Although the ads are not as annoying as the Windows 10 privacy concerns related to the way Microsoft collects your personal data, the good news is that you can turn the ads OFF.
Here's How to Turn the Ads OFF
If you don't want to see these intrusive ads, follow the steps given below to disable Windows Spotlight:
- Open the Start Menu and look for 'Lock Screen Settings.'
- Under 'Background,' Choose either 'Picture' or 'Slideshow,' instead of Windows Spotlight.
- Now, Scroll down to 'Get fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen' and uncheck this box.
The advertisements are turned ON for your lock screen by default, which is definitely a clever way to offer companies to reach their customers, without mentioning the word 'advertisements' to the Windows users.
As I previously said: Nothing comes for Free, as "Free" is just a relative term. Everything comes with its own price.
As warned last year, Microsoft also started pushing Windows 10 upgrades onto its user's computers much harder by re-categorizing Windows 10 as a "Recommended Update" in Windows Update, instead of an "optional update."
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