Microsoft will allow Windows 11 users to uninstall even more built-in apps soon. The software maker has started testing a new build of Windows 11
with Canary Channel testers that includes the ability to uninstall the Camera app, the recently discontinued Cortana app, the Photos app, the People app, and the Remote Desktop (MSTSC) client.
Microsoft ships a large number of these so-called
"inbox apps" preinstalled with Windows 11. It has been gradually allowing users to uninstall more of them, and we're getting to the point where most can be removed freely. Most of these built-in apps aren't huge, so you're not going to save lots of space by uninstalling them, but having the option to uninstall them completely should make Windows feel a little less bloated.
