There are millions of people around the world on the Windows Insider Program, helping Microsoft to test previews of Windows 10, and suggesting improvements and new features - many of which are then developed and integrated into updates for the hundreds of millions of devices running the OS. But the company is keen to develop the program further, making it about far more than just getting early access to new OS builds.

 

In 2016, Microsoft launched #WINsiders4Good, an initiative to explore how the enthusiasts helping it to improve Windows 10 could come together to solve wider problems using its software and technologies. In October, for example, Microsoft hosted a 'Create-A-Thon' event in London, encouraging Insiders to consider how best to use Windows 10 and the company's app development tools "to tackle housing issues in our local communities".

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