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Microsoft’s Privacy Blunder: Windows Recall Finally Drops with Security Fixes
Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature, storing snapshots of your PC activity, debuts for Windows Insiders in October. Initially delayed due to privacy concerns, it now includes common-sense security measures. While the perks are clear for forgetful users, just remember: your timeline is only as safe as…
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s Recall feature is like a diary for your PC, but without the little lock and key. It’s a great tool for anyone who wants to relive every single moment spent in front of their screen — until a hacker decides to join the nostalgia trip!
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s Recall feature stores a timeline of PC activity snapshots.
- Initial release was delayed due to privacy and security concerns.
- Security flaws included unencrypted data storage.
- New security measures include opt-in setup, Windows Hello authentication, and “just in time” decryption.
- The feature will be available to Windows Insiders with Copilot+ PCs in October.
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