You can search everything using Windows 11's Search tool, including apps, files (on the device and in the cloud), settings, and web-based data. However, it also records the queries you made when using Bing to search the web, as well as the files, folders, programs, services, and settings that you searched.

Windows gathers this information both locally and remotely to improve user experience and recommendations. The best approach to preserve your privacy is to delete your search history if you want to keep your recent searches hidden from inquisitive eyes.

Today's fast tip will discuss the distinctions between network firewalls and web application firewalls. Please leave a comment below if you have any other questions.

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Microsoft started rolling out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25281 to the Dev Channel. The most recent preview build improves Windows Spotlight, adds a visual update to the graphics settings page, and adds Tabs to Notepad. Aside from these, the new build includes a few other enhancements and fixes.

The Photos app in Windows 11 is a built-in application that allows users to view, organize, and edit their photos and videos. It features a new, modern interface and improved performance compared to the previous version of Windows 10.

The app also includes new editing tools, such as the ability to adjust the depth of field in photos and the ability to create video montages. Additionally, it can also be integrated with other apps and services, such as OneDrive and Facebook, to access and share photos and videos.

Windows Hello is a biometric authentication feature that allows you to log into your Windows device using your face, fingerprint, or iris. In order to use Windows Hello in Windows 11, you will need a device with a compatible camera or fingerprint reader. Here are the steps to set up and use Windows Hello.

Pre-installed or system apps, such as Cortana, Microsoft Photos, Microsoft Edge, and the People app, are essentially impossible to uninstall from Windows 11. These apps cannot be uninstalled using the Control Panel or Settings.

But if you're a more experienced user, you can use Windows PowerShell to remove any system apps from your Windows 11 installation. Here are the steps for removing system applications on Windows 11 using PowerShell.