CNet reports on Microsoft’s Windows 10 and its new "Privacy" tab. The tab, the report states, “has a bunch of privacy settings you won't find in the traditional Control Panel, because a lot of these settings are more for tablets and phones than they are for laptops and desktops.” The report looks at such options as settings for location, ads and even microphone and webcam access. “The General section is where you'll be able to quickly change basic privacy settings—for example, you can choose whether to let apps access your name, photo and other account info; you can let Windows track your typing and give you word suggestions based on what you write, and you can allow websites to access your language list,” the report states.
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