The App & browser control protection area in Windows Security lists the SmartScreen settings. This area can be hidden from users if you wish. Learn how!

If App & browser control feature is missing in Windows Security on Windows 11/10, then the solutions covered in this post will come in handy.

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Users running Windows 11 insider build 22567 or later can find the feature in Windows Security under App & Browser Control, where it is disabled by default.

Microsoft is looking to improve app security and to make Microsoft 365 account management easier in Windows 11 via new features in the latest Dev Channel test build.

The new settings are available on supported versions of Windows 10, and they can be found in the App & browser control page, under the "Isolated browsing" section.