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Gabe Aul on Twitter has today confirmed that the Windows Feedback tool found in the Windows 10 Insider Preview builds will remain in the final build of Windows 10, which is set for launch on July 29. The Windows Feedback tool allows Microsoft to see what users like and dislike, and allows consumers to submit issues and feature requests they may be having with the operating system.
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We can’t imagine the app will be used all that much by your ‘average-Joe’, but for Windows Insiders this is definitely good news. Once Windows 10 RTMs, it shouldn’t be long before the next Insider Build is released, as Microsoft is already working on an update 1 for Windows 10, and then Redstone soon after.
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@leonzandman @ZacB_ Feedback app will stay in the final build. Twitter bot is sticking around too ?
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— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) June 1, 2015
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So, will you be taking advantage of the Windows Feedback tool in Windows 10 RTM? Let us know below.
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