FireCube, a Windows Insider MVP member, was removed by Microsoft because of the new Win11 feature.

CTOnews.com, October 16 (Xinhua)-- FireCube, a well-known Twitter blogger and developer who often leaked Windows's new features, announced on Saturday afternoon that "unfortunately, I have been disqualified from Windows Insider MVP."

When netizens asked about the specific reasons for his removal, FireCube replied that it was because he published an article on his personal website "how to use ViveTool to open Windows Copilot" as early as June 14 this year.

Rafael Rivera, another former Windows Insider MVP member, retweeted the post about his own experience: when he was MVP, Microsoft employees complained through his leader or contacted him directly that his new features had been "stolen" and talked to him about confidentiality agreements.

To this end, Rafael can only explain to employees how their experimental platform works every time, and even what is in the public version is public.

CTOnews.com Note: according to Microsoft's website, Windows Insider MVP (MVP, a member of the Windows Preview experience) aims to recognize technical experts and community leaders who are passionate about Windows and actively advocate Windows in their community. MVP members are distributed around the world and are driven by the enthusiasm to test Insider Preview versions and submit feedback to help improve Windows and contribute to the technology community through the forum, with the aim of helping others achieve more goals.