Windows 81 And Windows Server 2012 R2 Privacy Statement For Installation Features Key Best [upd] Jun 2026
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After installation, applying these practices ensures adherence to the spirit of the privacy statement.
The keyword suggests a need for an authoritative guide covering privacy implications, installation options, and best practices for these specific (and now legacy) Microsoft operating systems. | Policy path | Setting | |--------------|---------| |
You can opt-out of allowing apps to access your device's physical location.
| Policy path | Setting | |--------------|---------| | Computer Config > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Data Collection | Enable telemetry level 0 or 1 | | Computer Config > Admin Templates > System > Internet Communication Management | Turn off CEIP | | Computer Config > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Search | Disable online search and Cortana (not available on Server) | Can’t copy the link right now
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If you are installing these operating systems now, use this checklist for the "Best" balance of privacy and security: Admin Templates >
During the initial setup of Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2, users are presented with several privacy-impacting features that require explicit decisions. These features are designed to enhance the setup process but involve direct interaction with Microsoft's servers. 0;4f8;0;49a;