I really recommend reading that case study I linked, as it provides some insight into what Defender's Cloud-delivered protection does behind the scenes, and then make your decision from there. If you accept those risks (real and perceived) then by all means you can disable it if you wish. Which is why its an option that can be disabled, but understand that doing so will greatly diminish the effectiveness of Defender. With arguably "great" effectiveness comes certainly great privacy concerns, power consumption, hardware trashing and wear, bandwidth waste and overall shittier experience while using your device. Tech Support - dedicated to solving problems and helping others out.Īndroid - Android Operating system and its peripherals discussions.Īpple - Apple devices, services discussions. Your Phone - dedicated to Microsoft's Your Phone Android/PC app and its news and discussions.
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