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I want to save a image to my xbox to change my profile picture but when I hit the three line button I don't see save image as and I can't even download images from the image resizer. Is there anyway around this or not?

Update June 14: Microsoft Edge Privacy Whitepaper explains that the Image Enhancement feature encrypts the images before sending their URLs to Microsoft servers for processing without including user identifiers.

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When Image Enhancement is turned on, Microsoft Edge encrypts and transmits images to Microsoft servers to perform image enhancement. No user identifiers are included in the requests to the servers. The images are cached for 30 days to improve performance.

Not so long ago, Microsoft Edge ended up in hot waters after users discovered a bug leaking your browser history to Bing. Now you may want to toggle off another feature to ensure Edge is not sending every picture you view online to Microsoft.

Edge has a built-in image enhancement tool that, according to Microsoft, can use "super-resolution to improve clarity, sharpness, lighting, and contrast in images on the web." Although the feature sounds exciting, recent Microsoft Edge Canary updates have provided more information on how image enhancement works.

The biggest problem with Edge's "super-resolution" and other questionable services is that it is enabled by default. Therefore, unaware users automatically give the browser permission to send pictures to Microsoft for processing and enhancement. Here is how to fix that:

Microsoft is working on making the feature more flexible. Upcoming Edge updates will allow you to pick a more balanced way and specify what websites Edge should not process. If you use Microsoft Edge Canary, head to Settings > Privacy, Search, and Services > Enhance images in Microsoft Edge and click Add next to the Never Enhance images for these sites list.

Bing Image Creator preview will also be available in Microsoft Edge, making it the first and only browser with an integrated AI-powered image generator. To use Bing Image Creator in Edge, simply click the Bing Image Creator icon in the sidebar to create your image or invoke from Bing chat in Edge.

Life seems to be moving at a faster pace, with demands for our time growing and multitasking being the norm at home and at work. Here at Microsoft Edge, we understand the crucial role that a web browser plays in your online life, and we strive to build features that help you make the most of your time.

Efficiency mode even helps you conserve power when you are plugged in. Using the balanced setting will help save energy while giving you a good browsing experience. For those that want to save as much energy as possible, you can enable the Maximum Savings setting; please note this may impact browser performance.

Our browser privacy promise is to provide you with the protection, transparency, control, and respect you deserve. To uphold commitments to give you transparency into Microsoft products, the Microsoft Edge team provides this privacy whitepaper. It explains how Microsoft Edge features and services work and how each may affect your privacy. The goal of the Microsoft Edge team is to give you a full understanding of how your data is used, how to control the different features, and how to manage your collected data. After reading this document, you will have the information needed to make the right privacy decisions for you.

If your search provider is Bing, a resettable identifier unique to your browser is sent with the data. It helps Bing understand the search query and query session. Other autosuggest service identifiers are sent to your default search engine to complete the search suggestions. Your IP address and cookies are sent to your default search provider to increase the relevance of the search results.

The Collections feature in Microsoft Edge allows you to save web pages, text, images, and videos from the web. You can organize the content based on the projects, events, and interests that matter to you. You can also save notes in your collections and add notes to individual items as well. Collections uses the Microsoft Edge Entity Extraction service to enrich the content that you collect by including thumbnails and metadata, such as price and star rating. For more information, see Entity extraction below.

When you sign in to Microsoft Edge with a personal Microsoft Account (MSA), your collections, saved items, notes, and images are automatically saved on Microsoft cloud for free. You can access your collections from Microsoft Edge on any device where you're signed in. You can even view and manage your collections online in any browser by visiting the Collections portal at Bing.com. Collections also enhance your experience with a personalized interest feed, if your personalization settings support this feature.

If you're signed in with a work or school account and are syncing Collections, your collections, saved items, notes, and images are synced across devices. If you want to stop syncing your Collections, you can turn off Sync for Collections from edge://settings/profiles/sync.

Each crash dump contains an identifier unique to the device and a resettable identifier unique to your browser. It also includes extra diagnostic data such as the URL, CPU usage, and network usage, to help identify the problem. The extra diagnostic data helps Microsoft determine how many devices are encountering the problem and the severity.

To turn off crash diagnostic data collection on Windows 10 and later, open Start > Settings > Privacy and select Diagnostics & feedback. For versions of Microsoft Edge on all other platforms, go to edge://settings/privacy and turn off the Help improve Microsoft products by sending optional diagnostic data about how you use the browser, websites you visit, and crash reports setting. You can manage diagnostic data collection at the enterprise level. See group policies managed by your organization.

Diagnostic data is sent using HTTPS and stored on Microsoft servers. On Windows devices, diagnostic data is sent with an identifier unique to your device. On other devices, the diagnostic data is associated with a resettable identifier unique to your browser. The identifier is randomly generated and does not contain your personal information.

The Microsoft Edge team respects the sensitivity of diagnostic data by restricting data access or removing personal information. To reset the identifier unique to your browser on Windows 10 and later devices, select Start > Settings > Privacy > Diagnostics & feedback, and then select Delete under Delete diagnostic data, or change your setting under Diagnostic data from Full to Basic or turn off Optional diagnostic data.

On other platforms, to generate a new resettable identifier (ID) that is unique to your browser, go to edge://settings/privacy and turn off the Help improve Microsoft products by sending optional diagnostic data about how you use the browser, websites you visit, and crash reports setting. The reset (ID) functionality may be different for devices managed with group policies set by your organization.

For Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and later, sending Optional diagnostic data is determined by your Windows diagnostic data setting. The setting is reflected in edge://settings/privacy. Change the Windows settings by going to Start > Settings > Privacy > Diagnostics & feedback. On all other platforms, to control the collection of diagnostic data, go to edge://settings/privacy and turn on or off Help improve Microsoft products by sending optional diagnostic data about how you use the browser, websites you visit, and crash reports. The setting is used for all profiles associated with the installation of Microsoft Edge on your device. The setting is not synced across devices. The setting applies to InPrivate browsing and Guest mode. Information about websites you visit is never sent while browsing InPrivate or in Guest mode. If your device is managed with group policies set by your organization, it is described in edge://settings/privacy.

Microsoft Edge supports PlayReady DRM only on Windows 10 and later. PlayReady is a DRM implementation to deliver media experiences such as 4K video and Dolby Atmos audio. Microsoft Edge uses the Windows Platform Media Foundation APIs to support PlayReady. To validate access to protected content, Microsoft Edge uses the Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating system. Windows uses a unique identifier (ID) and communicates the ID with the PlayReady service. All EME, CDM, and browser data for PlayReady that persists on the device is stored and maintained on Microsoft Edge. For more information about PlayReady, see Simple End to End System.

Microsoft Edge uses entity extraction templates that are specific to a list of supported websites to identify the name, price, ratings, primary image, and other data about the item being collected locally. When creating the collection, no user identifiers or other data are sent to Microsoft services.

You may install extensions in Microsoft Edge to add functions to the browser. When you install an extension from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons website or another extension store, Microsoft collects information about the extension to help developers and Microsoft understand how the extension is used. Microsoft Edge collects aggregated data including the number of times an extension was downloaded and information about how it is performing, such as crash data. Microsoft shares the aggregated data with the developers of the extension. 2351a5e196