This tool is exactly what its name suggests: a utility for protecting your privacy while working on a Windows 10 computer. The program is packed with a wide variety of options to enhance your privacy protection and helps you immediately get rid of unnecessary default tools from your PC.
Ever since its launch, Windows 10 sparked a great deal of controversy, especially when it comes to dealing with spying features. Some users suggest that there's a risk of losing personal details (passwords, browsing data, etc.) while working on a Windows 10 machine. One way to fix this type of issues is by using specialized programs like Privacy Protector for Windows 10.
You can use the aforementioned tool to disable services like Cortana or Windows Defender, to prevent programs from running in the background, etc. The utility also comes in handy if you want to immediately get rid of default tools or services, like Bing, Solitaire Collection, Groove Music, etc.
Two things you need to consider before buying this tool: it's not recommended for beginner PC users (you might make some damage if you configure the program's settings incorrectly) and the fact that you cannot fix any privacy issues while using the trial version of the program.
If none of the aforementioned aspects mean anything to you, then Privacy Protector for Windows 10 might be the utility for you. It provides you with multiple privacy protection settings and comes with a reasonable price.
v1.3 [Dec 21, 2015]
Support for Windows 10 Threshold 2 Update
Support for the new DiagTrack service factoring in the TH2 update
Over 10 new system servers can be blocked
Improved protection of private data (new system parameters including web search, location provider, sensors, personal settings, browser settings, credentials, accessibility, etc.)
Improved algorithm of disabling Windows Defender spying features
Optimized deactivation of DiagTrack and Telemetry in Windows 7, 8 and 8.1
Added blocking for 17 new MS servers; the total number at this point is 77 including TH2
Blocking of Explorer.exe in Firewall.
