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Windows 10 update installs Office web applications without permission
Microsoft has started to automatically install its web-based Office 365 apps on Windows 10, according to a report from Windows Latest.
The publication cited several users who noticed shortcuts to the Progressive Web-based Apps (PWAs) for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook had been pinned to their Start menus without their permission.
The apps are also registered in Windows 10 and shown in the “Programs and Features” list of the impacted users’ Control Panels.
Microsoft has started to automatically install its web-based Office 365 apps on Windows 10, according to a report from Windows Latest.
The publication cited several users who noticed shortcuts to the Progressive Web-based Apps (PWAs) for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook had been pinned to their Start menus without their permission.
The apps are also registered in Windows 10 and shown in the “Programs and Features” list of the impacted users’ Control Panels.