4 Windows 11 features I want Microsoft to get rid of right away

One of the greatest complaints about Windows has been the amount of bloat Microsoft has introduced over the years. Sometimes this has involved misguided ambitions, like the Cortana voice assistant, or replacing the Start menu with a tile-based interface geared towards tablets. At other times, the only goal has been to push Microsoft’s business agenda, regardless of what customers want. One older example is Windows Genuine Advantage, a Windows XP “feature” meant to reduce piracy that ended up flagging and sabotaging legitimate software. You haven’t seen that one anytime recently.