Privacy Lockdown

Windows collects more than most people realize. Diagnostic data, activity history, advertising profiles, app permissions, DNS queries, connection logs. Most of it runs quietly in the background and none of it is easy to find in Settings.Privacy Lockdown is ten scripts that surface what Windows is doing and let you shut it down. No security degree required. Double-click one file, pick a tool, and it walks you through each step with clear prompts and confirmations. Everything is reversible.──────────────────────WHAT'S INSIDE→ Privacy Score Runs a full audit and grades your system out of 100. Shows exactly which items are costing you points and how to fix them. Run it before and after to measure your progress.→ Telemetry Disable Disables diagnostic data collection, activity history, advertising ID, location tracking, and feedback prompts. Audit first, disable all or pick specific items. Includes undo.→ Browser Cleanup Clears cache, cookies, history, and session data for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Brave. Clean all browsers at once, one at a time, or by data type.→ Tracker Blocker Adds known tracking domains to your Windows hosts file so they resolve to nothing. Covers Microsoft telemetry, ad networks, analytics platforms, and general trackers. Backs up your hosts file first.→ DNS Privacy Setup Switches DNS to a privacy-respecting provider like Cloudflare, Quad9, Mullvad, or AdGuard. Enables DNS over HTTPS where supported. Built-in speed test to compare providers.→ App Permissions Shows which apps have access to your camera, microphone, location, contacts, calendar, and file system. Disable permissions globally with one action.→ Startup Audit Lists everything that runs at login: registry entries, startup folder, scheduled tasks. Disable what you don't need. Export a full report.→ Temp Shred Wipes temp files, prefetch data, recent document lists, thumbnail caches, error reports, and Windows Update leftovers. Shows size before cleaning.→ Network Exposure Shows all active outbound connections, listening ports, and which processes are talking to the internet. Flags unusual activity.→ USB History Lists every USB storage device ever connected to your PC, including serial numbers. Export or clear the records.──────────────────────HOW IT WORKSDownload the zip. Double-click LAUNCH.bat. Pick a tool by number. Some tools work best when run as Administrator — right-click and select "Run as administrator" if prompted. Everything is reversible.Runs on Windows 10 and 11. Nothing else to install.

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