Application rights in Windows 10

See how to find the permissions that each application has in Windows 10 and how you can change them according to your wishes.

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Starting with Windows 10 Build 17063, Microsoft simplified the application rights management. Before this release, you had to use the permission list, where you had to enable or disable a toggle switch for each app. This was not convenient and could take a lot of time.

So now it's easy to find the permissions of every app running on Windows 10 and assign or revoke them. You can configure the access that applications get to various devices and data in the operating system. These include camera, and so on. The whole process is done through the settings. Let's see her:

Step 1: Open Settings and go to Applications.

Step 2: In “Apps and ” go to the right section and by scrolling down you will see your apps. Select the one you are interested in and left click on it.

Step 3: In the submenu that will appear if it has permissions you will see the option "Advanced Options" click on it.

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Step 4: The application page will open, displaying all its permissions and options. You can set each right individually, such as camera, microphone, location, etc. by closing or opening the corresponding switch.

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Alternatively you can go to setting permissions on each app individually by right-clicking on that app in the start menu and from there to More> App Settings.

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