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The Windows 10 Creators Update will roll out from 11 April, Microsoft has revealed. However, the much-hyped Update to Windows 10 doesn’t quite look like the major update that Microsoft has touted it as.
Also known by the snappy name of “Windows 10 version 1703”, the news was released as the company also revealed that the Surface Book and Surface Studio would be launched into new markets.
According to Peter Han, general manager of OEM marketing at Microsoft, the Creators Update will ” bring exciting new features and security enhancements “. His colleague Yusuf Mehdi, meanwhile, corporate vice president, Windows and Devices Group, was keen to stress the security features.
The Creators Update, claimed Mehdi, “makes it easier than ever to manage your privacy with Windows 10 and other Microsoft services with a new set up experience that lets you choose the settings that are right for you”. He continued: “A new Microsoft privacy dashboard lets you see and manage your activity data across multiple Microsoft services”.
Indeed, the most substantial parts of the Update for common-or-garden users will probably be the new features in Windows Defender Security Center that , Mehdi claims, will give users more control over all their security options alongside a ‘Device Health Advisor’.
