- Probably leaving Copilot for alternatives - has anyone else made the . . .
Title Been using Copilot for about 1 5 years now, and I'm generally happy with it It does my budgeting and splits correctly, but my biggest gripes are lack of bulk transaction addition and Windows support As a Windows power user, I'm pretty frustrated by the de-prioritization of building a Windows app Thinking about moving to Monarch or Simplifi - has anyone else made the jump? Has anybody
- microsoft_365_copilot - Reddit
Microsoft 365 Copilot — your copilot for work Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams - everything got boosted with the powerful GPT-4 AI model
- Can your company see your Copilot usage? : r webdev - Reddit
I am involved with managing Copilot engagement at my company I can say definitely that the only thing we have access to through the administrative back end is the last time you used it by accessing a point in time report that gives us the last activity date for copilot usage
- Is Microsoft Copilot Safe? : r microsoft - Reddit
Hi ya'll Is Microsoft Copilot safe from an IT security perspective? it's supposedly only supposed to be using data from the current user's M365 tenant But what about the data traveling out to the LLM module? I'm sure Microsoft has payed a great deal of attention to secure it, but before enablng it in our tenant, what do you guys think from a pure IT security perspective? should we wait longer
- How has Co-Pilot helped you in your day to day PC use?
Comparing things, getting detailed info on things like softwares, products, prices, features, etc, summarising posts, articles, and more It makes these tasks much faster to execute especially getting info on things and comparing them And I use windows copilot, bing and chat gpt almost everyday to get a feel for how these work and can show different results in different contexts At this
- CopilotPro - Reddit
Subreddit to discuss about Microsoft Copilot Pro
- Sooo. . . Copilot can take screenshots when it needs to? : r privacy
This is probably me going full on tinfoil hat (and I know, if I want privacy I shouldn't even be using Windows), but as if having Copilot shoved into Windows without much of an informed consent is not enough, Copilot is able to actually take screenshots, not only on command, but when it feels it "needs to"
- Should I block or allow copilot telemetry? : r pihole - Reddit
Is this preventing copilot from operating correctly, or is it just MS's usual data collection? I don't have a lot of time to delve deep on the data being sent received, but assume it was added to the default block lists for a reason Anyone got more detailed info about copilot telemetry?
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