Windows 11 Recall is the AI feature I've always wanted, and it's absolutely terrifying

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Windows 11 Recall is the AI feature I've always wanted, and it's absolutely terrifying

Microsoft unveiled the Recall AI feature for Windows 11, promising to revolutionize user experience by allowing users to remember everything they did on their PC. While some find it exciting, others are concerned about privacy and data security issues. The feature aims to provide a seamless search experience and enhance user interaction with AI technology.

Recall works on-device, ensuring that user data remains private and secure. Users have the option to opt out of Recall and control which snapshots are collected. Microsoft's approach to integrating AI features like Recall into Windows 11 raises questions about data protection and the need for enhanced security measures.

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