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DiagTrack -What is does and how to disable it!!  It looks like Microsoft may be collecting a lot more feedback from you behind the scenes. Microsoft collects information about you, your devices, applications and networks, and your use of those devices, applications and networks.  " This isn't the only thing Microsoft is collecting, According to the Privacy Policy, the company is collecting things like text inputted into the operating system, the details of any/all files on your system, voice input and program information. OK so if they're storing typed characters in some fields temporarily to help improve autocorrect, that's great. If they're storing every character I type, including all my passwords and personal information, I just want to know that so I can make an educated decision as to what I should and shouldn't do with the alpha/beta/whatever.   In other words, if they're storing typed characters in some fields temporarily to h

Google Inbox: Review Google aims to reinvent email with Inbox. Here's a peek inside the invitation-only app, plus tips for using it. Google knows you have  an email problem: the endless promotions from retailers, the droves of spam, and (hidden somewhere in that drivel) the stuff that actually matters, like messages from friends and family. That's where its Inbox app, Google's newest take on managing and using email, comes in. Inbox, which debuted Wednesday, completely reimagines your inbox. The app doesn't replace Gmail on the Web or its mobile app, but it integrates with your account as an alternative way to organize and visualize your messages. While our online habits have changed since Google introduced Gmail 10 years ago, Google says, email hasn't evolved with us. Inbox organizes your messages into bundles, such as Social, Promotions, and Finance. It also highlights important information like event details and photos emailed by friends and family, and lets

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Google Chrome Remote Desktop Setup & Helpful Tips Chrome Remote Desktop allows users to remotely access another computer through Chrome browser Mac or PC from your Android device, whether smart phone or tablet You will need a Goggle account. Chrome Remote Desktop service, as a host, is not supported on, Mac OS X 10.5, Chrome OS (meaning Chromebooks), Linux and Windows OS below XP. Remote access is available to any devices that runs Chrome.   Install the Chrome Remote Desktop app on every computer you want to access remotely and every computer you'd like to connect from. Visit the Chrome Remote Desktop app page in the Chrome Web Store. In the upper-right corner of the window, click the blue + Free button to download Chrome Remote Desktop. Click Add in the confirmation dialog. Once the extension is installed, click on the  Apps  button on Chrome's bookmarks bar. Then select  Chrome Remote Desktop  in the tab t