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Windows Copilot+ Recall Feature: A Cybersecurity Blunder or Innovative Necessity?
Windows’ new “Recall” feature is like a peeping Tom with a photographic memory. It’s poised to store snapshots of your digital life—passwords, secrets, and all—with no cloak of invisibility. Cue the security sirens and grab your digital shredder!
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Just when you thought your digital life couldn't get any more "Big Brother"-esque, Microsoft swoops in with the "Recall" feature, poised to snap up your secrets like a nosy neighbor with a telephoto lens. Windows' new memory could very well end up being our collective privacy's worst nightmare, with every "oopsie" and "ah-shouldn't-have-clicked-that" moment preserved for posterity—or for hackers, whichever comes first.
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