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Line 1: '''Microsoft SpyNet''' is the network of [[Windows Defender]] and [[Microsoft Security Essentials]] users that help determine which programs are classified as [[spyware]]. The signatures created for any submitted programs by the users of the product are available to all users, displayed as a bar graph that shows the percentage of people who have allowed, blocked, or removed an item. This method of spyware classification allows rare, unknown, or new spyware to be categorized as most people choose to send their data. ==Basic ~~Membership~~membership== ~~One~~The ofbasic ~~the~~membership SpyNet ~~choices~~choice in Windows Defender~~. This choice~~ does not alert the user of software, and changes made by software that has not been analyzed for risks. Computer information is sent (such as IP address, operating system, and Web browser), and personal information might be sent (such as search terms or data entered into forms), but will not be used to identify you or contact you. ==Advanced Membership==

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