Windows 11 updates to improve default apps and user control.

TL;DR
Microsoft may be considering bringing back the feature of recommended websites in the Start menu of Windows 11, which was previously discarded. The feature was discovered using a Windows configuration utility, ViVeTool, in test builds of the operating system. However, users are concerned that this could be used as a vehicle for advertising third-party sites. The renaming of the 'Recommended' part of the Start menu panel to 'For you' section also suggests further personalization of the interface, possibly including recommended website content.
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