Microsoft isn’t secretly installing Recall on your Windows PC

The Verge
By Tom WarrenOct 29, 2024, 2:05 pm840 ptsInterestingTop
Image: Microsoft Microsoft’s Recall feature, which creates screenshots of mostly everything you see or do on a Copilot Plus PC, has been mired in controversy ever since it was announced earlier this year. After security researchers found that a pre-release version of the Recall database wasn’t encrypted,…

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