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How do I turn it off?

And what average user gets their file permissions correct? Or has a clue what is running where? "We suggest you review who has access to your files. Was this page helpful?"

"Hey, how did Microsoft add my new program to Windows already? I was supposed to pitch it to them next month."

Microsoft's engineering writeup says built-in file tools use in-process policy checks, while shell commands get OS isolation. That's the boundary worth testing; local inference alone doesn't protect the filesystem.

I’ve been testing Linux Mint, Kubuntu and Bazzite for my gaming PC. Might be time to make the jump fully.

File system access is where the permission model has to be per-folder and easy to revoke. A blanket yes to "your files" is how an assistant ends up reading tax returns it didn't need.