Microsoft releases Win11 Build 27881 preview update: voice input adds swear word filtering function

Today, Microsoft pushed the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27881 update to Canary channel preview experience members, focusing on the introduction of voice input swear word filtering switch and narration voice review function. After users start voice input through the Win + H hotkey, they can enable the filtering option in the settings, and swear words will be displayed as ***; narration review supports viewing the last 500 messages, and copying or reading the content to improve the auxiliary experience.

In addition, this update optimizes multiple system components. The taskbar icon adjustment makes Teams reminders more eye-catching, and the accessibility menu integrates voice access by visual and auditory grouping; shared local pictures have added cropping, rotation and filter editing functions, supporting common formats such as JPG and PNG. At the same time, the settings interface improvements include adding FAQ content to the "About" page, unifying the style of printer renaming pop-up windows, and upgrading touch drag gesture feedback to bubble animation.

It is worth noting that Microsoft has fixed multiple stability issues. General fixes cover non-English garbled display and safe mode PIN unavailable errors; taskbar focus stuck, media control flickering and input method failures (such as Chinese narrow layout voice input failure) are all resolved. Problems such as file explorer view crashes and start menu launch failures have also been eradicated to ensure system smoothness. This version continues Microsoft's preview channel iteration strategy to further enhance user experience and accessibility support.