Windows 11 has new feature that everyone has been waiting for long time

Users of Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system now have additional freedom; now they can uninstall many pre-installed apps, including Camera and Cortana.

This feature is currently available to users of one of the test versions of Windows 11—and as part of the Windows Insider program, The Verge reports.

Microsoft provides a large number of pre-installed apps with Windows 11. Previously, it was impossible to remove them, but now the number of such apps that can be removed for free is increasing. And this will make many users happy. If an app is never used, why leave it on the computer? Even if these apps don't take up much space, many people have been waiting for the opportunity to remove them.

In the new version, users can uninstall standard apps like Camera, Cortana, Photos, People, and Remote Desktop.
This feature is expected to roll out to all Windows 11 users in the coming weeks.

The next major Windows 11 update is scheduled for September. This update, according to The Verge, will expand the ability to remove standard apps for all users of the Microsoft operating system. Also, the September update will introduce built-in support for RAR and 7-Zip files, which will give this operating system additional versatility.