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Microsoft’s Recall Feature: A Security Nightmare Waiting to Happen
Microsoft’s Recall feature for Windows 11 has security experts up in arms. Kevin Beaumont warns that the AI-powered timeline may expose users’ entire PC history to hackers. With Recall enabled by default, Microsoft might be setting up Copilot+ for a fiery downfall.
Hot Take:
So, Microsoft’s Recall feature is like that annoying friend who remembers every embarrassing thing you’ve ever done—and then leaves their diary open for everyone to read. Awkward.
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s Recall feature records everything you do on your PC via screenshots.
- Security expert Kevin Beaumont highlights significant security flaws in this AI-powered feature.
- Data from Recall is stored in plain text, making it easy for hackers to access.
- Microsoft’s claim that Recall data can’t be remotely accessed is debunked by Beaumont.
- The feature is on by default, requiring users to manually disable it.
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