How Win8 deletes dynamic tile personal information through Charm sidebar

Although Win8's tile function has merits, the default setting will automatically display personal information, so you should set up tile cache cleaning in the system to protect privacy. If this method of passing Group Policy is troublesome, then use a simple method.

In the Win8 start screen interface, move the mouse to the upper right (lower) corner (if you use the touch screen function, swipe inward on the right edge of the screen) to bring up the Charm sidebar (push button), click “ Set the > super button to open the “Settings“ menu. Figure:

Click & ldquo; tile & rdquo; option, open & ldquo; tile & rdquo; setting interface. Figure:

Click & ldquo; & rdquo remove personal information from my tile in; following & ldquo; Clear & rdquo; button.

Automatically clean up the tile cache through Group Policy settings, which is cumbersome. Some people think that the personal information of the tile is not too important, and setting the automatic cleanup cache will make a big fuss. But sometimes after using Win8, I feel that this personal information is more important. If you don't want to see it, you can use this method to delete it.