Upcoming changes to Windows 10 Insider Preview builds Insider

linw · 25 Jun 2015

No, if we don't use the on-line facilities provided we are crippling our participation in modern life.

Just be sensible and use good passwords (long is good). Banks reimburse against fraud, anyway, and many have two factor authentication that closes up some loopholes.

But, everyone has to make up their own minds but there are greater risks around.

bromanbro · 25 Jun 2015

I doubt MS transfers encrypted information....

(Used online banking on W10TP)
Hope not.....security comprise for us, isn't it?

BunnyJ · 25 Jun 2015

bromanbro said:

I doubt MS transfers encrypted information....

(Used online banking on W10TP)
Hope not.....security comprise for us, isn't it?

All MS is doing is tracking the features you're using and not your personal information.

jimbo45 · 19 Jul 2015

Hi there

easier way to save favourites

Import them to IE and then save from IE as a file. Then you can easily re-import again.

You don't need to muck about with the registry.

Cheers
jimbo

alphanumeric · 19 Jul 2015

jimbo45 said:

Hi there

easier way to save favourites

Import them to IE and then save from IE as a file. Then you can easily re-import again.

You don't need to muck about with the registry.

Cheers
jimbo

I used to do that. Now with the SYNC feature, any time I save a new favorite on one PC its automatically saved on my others. On a clean install its all synced back automatically. Good tip though if your still running Windows 7.