
Windows Media Player 10 Security and Privacy
Help and Tips
Tips to increase your security and privacy when playing multimedia clips with Windows Media Player 10 including disabling history, cache, ID transmission, and more.
#1: Do Not Send ID to Content Providers
To help protect your privacy, prevent a Windows Media Player 10 ID from being transmitted to content providers
#2: Keep Up-to-Date With Patches
Why it is important to keep Windows Media Player 10 up-to-date.
#3: Clear Information on Inserted CDs and DVDs
Prevent possible privacy violations by regularly clearing the Windows Media Player 10 cache information.
#4: Turn off Player Usage Data
To help protect your privacy, prevent usage data from being transmitted to Microsoft via Windows Media Player 10.
#5: Clean and Disable the History
Prevent Windows Media Player 10 from keeping a history of played multimedia files that others accessing your machine could potentially browse.
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