But after raising the price of Windows 10 Home, a disastrous Windows 10 October Update and intrusive Edge invasions, Microsoft may not want to further alienate an already weary Windows 10 user base by doing this. And I don't believe the injection of ads has slipped into public (non-Insider) version of the Mail app yet. Let me be clear: of course Microsoft has a right to do this. They'll appear in both Focused Inbox mode (via the 'Other' view) or the top of your inbox in the app's standard view.Īccording to, this feature is currently being tested by Windows Insiders, and I can only hope they're raising their collective voice to admonish it.

The support page does explain that you can opt-out of personalized ads by turning off your Windows advertising ID, but not ads altogether. How do I change the Icon back to what it was I've no idea why it changed - it looks like it is dead. Whether the cost is bundled into the PC you purchase or you buy a license key directly, you are still paying for it.Īdding insult to injury, Microsoft will remove the ads if you subscribe to Office 365. Small problem My Windows Live Mail Icon has changed even tho the program is working ok. The first icon is the default icon used by File Explorer, but the next ones were used in older Windows versions for things like printers, folders, actions, messenger apps, mail, and others. The browser we use to navigate to Gmail is free. When I read this borderline preposterous statement, I felt my jaw slip to the floor.

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