There’s a WONDERFUL new feature coming to Windows . . . which records everything you ever do on your computer, and feeds it to A.I. (???)
It’s called “Recall” . . . and it works in tandem with Microsoft’s A.I., Copilot.
They’re hyping it as a way to “retrace your steps,” allowing you to quickly flip through all the stuff you’ve been doing on your computer online . . . through your messages . . . inside apps . . . and even within video conferencing.
It’s basically like a browser history . . . on steroids . . . not to mention that everything is being analyzed by artificial intelligence.
Many people are hearing this, and thinking about all the privacy and security concerns.
But Microsoft insists that it’s the future, and they’ve thought of all that.
They say the data is encrypted on your hard drive . . . Copilot works locally on your computer, so nothing is being sent away, or accessible in a cloud.
They say you can “pause” the screen recording at any time . . . and you can delete any data that you don’t want remembered. It also won’t record anything from private browsers . . . and the data is “only available to the person whose profile was used to sign in to the device.”
The good thing is: This will NOT randomly be added to your machine in an update. To get it, you have to purchase the new “Copilot Plus PCs” chips. Also, for the time being, Recall is still being tested and is just in “preview status.”
