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Windows “Recall” Feature: A Cybersecurity Comedy of Errors or Privacy Apocalypse?
The new Windows Copilot Recall feature is causing a stir among security experts who call it “a security and privacy nightmare.” By capturing frequent screenshots and storing them locally, it risks exposing personal data. Critics argue that despite encryption, the feature could easily be exploited…
Hot Take:
If you thought your embarrassing browser history was the worst thing to be exposed, wait until you hear about Windows’ new Recall feature. It’s like leaving a diary of your digital life for everyone to read—except it’s written in screenshots and hackers might have the key.
Key Points:
- Windows’ new Recall feature captures frequent screenshots of user activity and stores them locally.
- Security experts have expressed significant concerns about potential data exposure.
- Microsoft claims data is encrypted and stored locally, but there are doubts about its security.
- Recall does not hide sensitive information like passwords, leading to further security risks.
- UK authorities are already investigating the privacy implications of this feature.
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