Windows 10: How to recover blocked email privacy issues

How to recover blocjed email account

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Windows 10 privacy: How are apps inserted into the categories (camera, email, etc.) and then blocked?

I am developing machine control software for machines of my company. The software is currently running under Windows 7 Pro SP1.

Inside these machines, GigE cameras and USB cameras are used. Also, we plan to add an email feedback functionality to report machine status and failures.

We're now migrating to Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB (a.k.a. Windows 10 IoT). I am about to set up a reference installation and facing some questions when configuring the privacy settings:

• How does Windows 10 know, that a program accesses hardware (cameras, microphone), in order to list that program in the corresponding category of the privacy settings and possibly block access to the hardware?
  
• How does Windows 10 know, that a program can send emails, in order to list it in the email category and possibly block it from sending emails?
  

Regarding hardware, I can think of blocking access to the hardware driver, but I don't know if this is true.

Regarding emails, I have no idea how Windows does that.

We will probably have to try all that out, but I'd like to configure the Windows installation correctly now, because it will be hard to change settings on many computers at many different customers later.

 

Windows 10 privacy: How are apps inserted into the categories (camera, email, etc.) and then blocked?

Because that program is calling the Windows API (programming interface) for accessing the camera, microphone, etc. Windows can register that as it sits between the hardware and the program.

A driver often only implements the required interface (e.g. camera interface) to provide Windows the capability to control the hardware.

When using the Windows API's for sending e-mail Windows can register that too. If a program sends an e-mail via a different way, e.g. a POST request to a web url or connects via TCP sockets to some smtp server, and the app doesn't explicitely register the mailto: handler, then Windows cannot detect that it's sending mail.

 

blocking email

Hi, i hope you're doing good today.

Try some of this methods and see if one works for you.

Block a sender or contact from sending emails in Gmail or Outlook.com

in response to the inconvenience that is presented by not wanting to receive emails from a Gmail account, if you are suffering from harassment we ask you to send all the information you can to:

*** The email address has been removed for privacy reasons ***

Try blocking the address by following these steps:

1- Enter in Outlook.com, click on the gear (options).

2- Tap on more mail configuration options.

3- In the section to avoid unwanted email and click on safe and blocked senders.

4- Enter blocked senders and then enter the email address and click on add to the list.

With this option you should not receive more emails, in such case to carry out these steps and these emails keep coming to you please notify the abuse address provided.

We hope the information has been helpful.

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