The controversial summons feature has now been banned by Microsoft by Brave and Adguard

The controversial Microsoft Call featureAutomatically, the screenshots are almost everything on the Copilot Plus computer, and it meets the resistance of the application developers. The reference started from the direction of preventing the summons Earlier this yearWith Adguard and Brave Browser now, they are now blocking the Windows AI feature.

Adguard calls for “privacy anxiety” in A. Blog publishing outlines Why do you prevent the AI tool from Microsoft. “The idea of picking a background screen is annoying,” says Adguard. “At any specific moment, the system can capture a screenshot of a private chat window, or an online model where you enter your credit card, or simply a personal thing you don’t want to save.”

The brave admits It was “partially inspired by the ban on the summons,” for its decision to prevent the summons from reaching his browser. “We will disable it virtual for Windows 11+ users, with a replacement to restart it for users who really want to call,” says Brave.

The reference started for the first time Windows 11 calls In May, also highlighting that Microsoft “launched” a summons without likable settings for application developers that can enable the signal to protect privacy easily, a blatant neglect that limits our options. “

The signal block includes the use of a DRM mark, which means that it prohibits any screenshot or access to tools from access to the correspondence application. Brave is able to provide access to the screenshot and accessible tools and continue to disable the summons, because Microsoft allows the browser to disable the granular summons. “Although it is encouraging that Microsoft realizes that web browsers are particularly sensitive applications, we hope that the same granular ability will be provided to stop calling all privacy thinking developers,” says Brave.