With each new version of Windows 10, Microsoft continues to improve transparency in regard to data it’s collecting.
But if you’re a more advanced user and want ultimate security, you’ll want to use an app like the free Notepadd++ utility or perhaps import it into Excel.īelow is an example of the Bing JSON Formatter tool: Easy to use online options are at /jsonviewer or the JSON Formatter from Bing. To help decipher the data, you can use a JSON viewer. Open the zip folder and you’ll find several text files in JSON format – meaning you can open the text file in Notepad, but it’s not the most user-friendly format. After you click Yes a zip file containing your data will download – save it to a convenient and secure location. The link will direct you to Microsoft’s page to give its CortanaExport tool permission to collect and back up your data. Open the email and click the “Download it here” link. When your info is ready, you’ll get a second message sent to the address connected to your Microsoft account. Then you’ll get an email notifying you the data request has been received. That will send a request to Microsoft that you want a copy of your data. When Cortana launches, scroll down a bit and click on the “Get my info” button. To get started, head to Settings > Cortana > Permissions & History and click the “Change what Cortana knows about me in the cloud” link. Here’s a look at how to get the data and view it from Windows 10. But Microsoft lets you get a full copy of your Cortana data. But a copy of what you use it for via the keyboard is stored, like your Reminders, Lists, and Notes. In fact, you might not talk to Cortana at all. But when it comes to Cortana on Windows 10, there are more than just voice commands.
We’ve shown you how to delete your voice recordings from Alexa, Google Assistant, Cortana, and Siri. The good thing is most of the big tech companies offer a way to view, download, and even delete collected data from their servers.
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