After Microsoft came out of its Copilot-driven stupor earlier this year, we’ve seen the company focus its attention back on Windows 11. We’ve already seen the start of its big Windows K2 rollout, which aims to tackle some of the operating system’s biggest pain points. Now, it seems the company is also taking note of the privacy concerns people have had with Windows 11, as it is adding a way to disable microphone and webcam access to certain Win32 apps.