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Windows Vista™ Privacy Statement Last Updated: November 2006 Contents
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What this feature does
The Games folder lists all of the games installed on your computer, giving you a single place to view and launch all of your games. The Games folder can also download and provide you with additional information (metadata) about those games such as box art, publisher information, descriptions, and reviews.
Information collected, processed or transmitted
The Games folder optionally keeps track of the last time each game was played, to allow you to sort or filter the display of games. Information about when games were played is stored on your computer and is not sent to Microsoft. If you choose, the Games folder will retrieve metadata about the games you have installed from the Windows Metadata and Internet Services (WMIS) at Microsoft. To do this, information including the names of game files and shortcuts for the games will be sent to Microsoft.
Use of information
The information sent to Microsoft is used to retrieve metadata for the games that you've installed. Microsoft does not use the information to identify you or contact you. However, the information may be used to generate aggregate statistics.
Choice and control
You can turn the metadata collection or the tracking features of the Games folder on or off. When enabled, metadata will be retrieved each time that you open the Games folder, and the Games folder will track when games were last played. The first time that you open the Games folder, you can choose to retrieve and display game metadata and to track game playing times. You can disable these features by using the options that are provided in the Games folder. In an enterprise environment, administrators can use Group Policy to disable these features.
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