More privacy on Windows with Blackbird

Here is cool software designed to help you protect your privacy. Blackbird will disable small programs that spy on you or annoy you in Windows: OneDrive, Cortana, Bing, P2P updates, Xbox Live services, ads in the Start menu, Wifi Sense and of course anything that sends messages data to Microsoft.

In addition to protecting your privacy, Blackbird will also apply some guidelines to ensure that your internet connection is even faster.

Blackbird is a portable program. To use it, all you have to do is unzip the contents of the archive in the directory of your choice, then launch the executable file.

Once launched, Blackbird begins to scan your Windows system. After a few seconds, it displays the current security status of your data.

You get details about automatic connection settings, scheduled tasks, services, system updates and their automatic installation, telemetry, and the WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage) program.

Then for protect your privacy and secure your data, just press any key to apply new system privacy settings.

Wait a few minutes for the program to correct the security problems in your system. Finally, restart your computer.

The main advantage of Blackbird is that it is also possible to use it from the command line and disable only the things that interest you.

To do this, launch the Command Prompt in administrator mode, then type the command cd to specify the directory of the blackbird.exe file.

Then run one of the commands below to disable whatever you want.

If you want to restore all values ​​changed by Blackbird, type the following command:

However, remember to make a backup before using this program, you never know. I also invite you to read the tool's documentation on the official website.