According to recent reports, Microsoft is developing a new feature called. Smart disable, which allows users to limit the number of notifications they receive. This feature was already present in previous builds of Windows 11 released as part of the Windows Insider evaluation program.

How will the new feature work?

Smart disable is designed to turn off notifications from apps that the user does not interact with regularly. For example, if a user has not interacted with Outlook notifications for a month, they will be prompted to turn them off completely. This will help reduce the number of incoming notifications and allow users to focus on current tasks.

Windows 11 already has a focus mode that allows users to turn off pop-up notifications, but Smart disabling will offer more options to limit the number of notifications that might be considered unwanted. Many programs in Windows 11 send notifications regularly, including the OS security system, Weather applet, and mail client.

When to wait for a function in the system?

It is not yet known exactly when the smart disable feature will become available in stable versions of Windows 11, but it is clear that Microsoft is working on a solution to the problem of unwanted notifications. This is good news for anyone who finds notifications a distraction and a source of frustration.

Windows 10 21H2 support is ending

In a recent announcement, Microsoft reminded all Windows 10 users that support for version 21H2 is approaching. This particular platform update was released in mid-November 2021 and the maintenance cycle will end on June 13.

After this deadline, Windows 10 21H2 will no longer receive monthly security updates, so devices will remain vulnerable to potential threats. Therefore, it is recommended that all Windows 10 users update their operating system to a newer version to ensure the continued security and functionality of their computers.