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Windows Spotlight
Developer(s)Microsoft
Operating systemWindows 10 by Microsoft
PredecessorWindows 8 metro style lock screen
TypeLock screen slideshow service

Windows Spotlight is a feature included by default in Windows 10 that downloads pictures and advertisements automatically from Bing and displays them when the lock screen is being shown on a computer running Windows 10. Users are occasionally given an opportunity to mark whether they wish to see more or fewer images of a similar type, and sometimes the images are overlaid with links to advertisements. In 2017, Microsoft began adding location information for many of the photographs.

Photo locations

The images typically depict identifiable, well-known locations such as famous historical or natural landmarks. Location information is occasionally provided, while photo credits are typically not. The following subjects have been featured (alphabetical by continent):

Africa

Antarctica

Asia

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

Other pictures

Advertisements

References

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