Microsoft: New policy removes pre-installed Microsoft Store apps

Microsoft now allows IT administrators to remove pre-installed Microsoft Store apps (also known as in-box apps) using a new app management policy.
Windows Report

Preinstalled Microsoft Store Apps Can Now Be Removed With New Policy

Microsoft’s new Windows 11 25H2 policy lets IT admins remove preinstalled Store apps via Intune or Group Policy, no scripts ...
Liliputing

Microsoft will let you uninstall the Microsoft Store from Windows, but only in Europe (and other updates to comply with the Digital Markets Act)

Microsoft has announced a handful of updates coming to Windows 10 and Windows 11 that will make it easier for users to change their default web browser, access third-party search results from the ...

Microsoft Store: Admin Guidance for Removing Pre-installed Apps

Microsoft wants to support IT administrators and provide an easy way to remove pre-installed apps from the store.
TweakTown

Microsoft adds a native way to remove Windows 11 bloatware from new installations

TL;DR: Windows 11 includes numerous pre-installed apps that many users consider bloatware, requiring time-consuming removal, often via PowerShell or third-party tools like Talon. The upcoming Windows ...