Microsoft has responded to security concerns regarding its upcoming Recall AI feature by implementing additional security measures. Users will now need to authenticate their identity using Windows Hello to access Recall, ensuring better protection of personal data. The AI will no longer capture sensitive information like Social Security numbers or financial details, and screenshots will be stored locally on the device.
Recall is designed to help users search their device's history by matching search terms with images and videos. Although it is an opt-in feature, it cannot be completely uninstalled from the PC, which has raised some privacy concerns. The feature's launch has been delayed due to these issues, but Microsoft assures that it will not track private browsing activities.
• Microsoft adds security features to its Recall AI to protect user data.
• Recall AI will not capture sensitive personal information during use.
Recall AI matches search terms with images and videos to help users find past content.
Microsoft requires biometric authentication for accessing the Recall feature to enhance data security.
Recall is an opt-in feature, meaning users have to decide whether to use it or not.
Microsoft is enhancing its Recall AI feature to address privacy and security concerns raised by users.
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