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Dev tools · October 5, 2025

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DidMySettingsChange – A tool that checks changed windows settings

Microsoft has been under heavy scrutiny with how they manage Windows over the years, particularly concerning privacy and telemetry settings. Many users find that after disabling certain settings, these settings are mysteriously re-enabled after updates or without any apparent reason. DidMySettingsChange is a Python script designed to help users keep track of their Windows privacy and telemetry settings, ensuring that they stay in control of their privacy without the hassle of manually checking each setting. Features Comprehensive Checks: Automatically scans all known Windows privacy and…

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DidMySettingsChange is a Python script that monitors Windows privacy and telemetry settings to detect when they have been changed without user consent. It automatically scans known privacy settings, alerts users to any modifications, and generates detailed logs and reports. The tool features a command-line interface and allows users to customize which settings to track, helping Windows users maintain control over their privacy configuration.

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Microsoft has been under heavy scrutiny with how they manage Windows over the years, particularly concerning privacy and telemetry settings. Many users find that after disabling certain settings, these settings are mysteriously re-enabled after updates or without any apparent reason. DidMySettingsChange is a Python script designed to help users keep track of their Windows privacy and telemetry settings, ensuring that they stay in control of their privacy without the hassle of manually checking each setting. Features Comprehensive Checks: Automatically scans all known Windows privacy and telemetry settings. Change Detection: Alerts users if any settings have been changed from their preferred state. Customizable Configuration: Allows users to specify which settings to monitor. Easy to Use: Simple command-line interface that provides clear and concise output. Logs and Reports: Generates detailed logs and reports for auditing and troubleshooting.

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