At Microsoft, we value, protect, and defend your privacy. Our approach is built on our long-standing privacy principles of user control, transparency, security, defending data, and using personal data in ways that provide meaningful benefit to you.
How to access and change the privacy settings in Windows 10 and 11.
The privacy report includes new developments in privacy at Microsoft. Find the latest information on what personal data we collect, how it may be used, and how you can manage and control your data.
Your privacy is important to us. This privacy statement explains the personal data Microsoft processes, how Microsoft processes it, and for what purposes. Microsoft offers a wide range of products, including server products used to help operate enterprises worldwide, devices you use in your home, software that students use at school, and services developers use to create and host what’s next ...
Learn Microsoft’s privacy practices and how to use our products in a way that protects your privacy. Manage parental consent and Microsoft child accounts Visit the Microsoft Family Safety page to filter specific content, set screen time limits, and manage sharing.
Your settings go with you When you adjust your privacy settings, turning things on or off, those settings will roam to all of your Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices. If you decide to turn off experiences that analyze your content on your Windows desktop computer, for example, the next time you sign into a Microsoft 365 app on your phone that setting will be applied there as well. If you ...
Explore Microsoft privacy principles and how your data is protected through strong privacy policies and safeguards. Learn more at the Microsoft Trust Center.