Disregard my request. It was a very simple setting in Internet Explorer. I'll be back with more questions later. Steve

Yes, so do I.....but you are giving this app permission to use the camera that came with your phone to take pictures & videos......it can do this any time it wants & it does not have to let you know..... I was pointing out the permissions as just something to be aware of.....all apps have different levels of permissions & its always a good idea to read through them..... Glad to hear that you are enjoying the free calling..... It sure beats a long distance bill.... ; )) Kanooka

I'm sorry I did not return to this thread for a few days. I am still puzzled by this issue. Here's what I do. I use Outlook to send emails. I want to attach, say, 3 photos to an e-mail. I select the photos from "Pictures" and individually attach them to the e-mail. But when the recipient opens each individual photo, there's a message in the top left hand corner of each photo that says "See All Photos." By clicking it the recipient can see ALL my albums (now called Collections in Windows 10). This did not happen prior to Windows10. I do not want recipients to see any photos but the few I'm selecting to send them. I've tried this repeatedly (by sending e-mails to myself) and cannot figure out how to get rid of the "See All Photos" message and/or somehow restrict access to the rest of my photos. I hope this makes sense! I have not tried dragging photos yet to the e-mail but will do so. I don't think this works in Outlook but I could be wrong.

Have you asked the vendor or manufacturer?