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"Optional" = Has to be disabled in multiple obscure places hidden throughout the OS. And it keeps getting turned on again every update.
Just like the totally optional microsoft account...
It shows when creating a user on those pcs with a toggle, plus you can disable it at any time in the task bar
And it randomly starts indexing while playing games and your whole machine just dies.
@@notplancha131 the button is there, it doesn't mean it works as expected
And will be silently switched from opt-in to opt-out at some time.
Microsoft in a few months: "Hey guys, all these Recall captures are weighting a little on your PC, why don't you just put them on the cloud?"
"It's completely optional, though"
Don’t you want to be able to do recall searches across devices bro? Just throw it in Onedrive and bam, maximum efficiency.
@@mcechss "But we're doing it by default, so non-tech savvy people don't get confused"
@@normalmighty "and we also hid the setting to disable it 17 menus deep in a crappy windows xp ui that requires you turn on permissions in a separate place 20 menus deep. Godspeed!"
"Hey, good news: Those recall captures that took up so much space? Yeah, we managed to compress that down a lot, so they're barely noticeable anymore. It's as if they aren't even on your device anymore! Isn't that great?"
Backdoor? This is a front door.
So fucking true
No. It's a window! 😂
We wont have to worry about what Backdoor Wang is doing on the database when Frontdoor Willie is crashing in to recall it all.
@@ihateorangecat front window
a door implies you can close it. This is your moms...
"That's a slippery slope fallacy"
My guy, that slope is a minimum of 60 degrees and absolutely covered in dish soap.
Ha
Everyone says slippery slope is a fallacy, in the past 10 years seems more like a reality.
And we were already pushed down the slope 10 years ago.
yea it is actually not accurate to call it a slippery slope fallacy in this case, slippery slope is only a fallacy when one suggests a chain reaction based on the initial action based on little to no evidence, however microsoft’s actions in the past decade has been evident enough for this to not be a fallacy but a reality
If somebody is still calling the slippery slope a 'fallacy' in 2024, I've gotta assume they're a subversive using the effect as a weapon, or they have the IQ of furniture.
Microsoft can’t figure out local search for decades, and now they are promising “recall” functionality.
they did this out of spite purely just so they didn't have to fix search
@@LaugeHeiberg Exactly. People don't know but M1cr050ft purposely cripples everything, so they can offer a higher tier service or expert consulting.
I wonder how they're going to sabotage recording everything, and what higher tier service will they offer?
This whole situation is like a "dream haven" for hackers: all that privacy information getting dumped on the black market is going to be wild!!!
Just slap ai on anything and it suddenly is the best thing ever, I guess xD
search worked perfectly for me for the past 12 or so years
Our search is so bad, use our new search.
Spying on Linux -> it's a bug.
Spying on Windows -> it's a feature.
Spying on Linux -> it's Ubuntu
kde plasma is full of telemetry.
@@ChrisWijtmans Most distro come with Firefox and Firefox is now the official most spying browswer with their new search telemetry collecting.
@@ChrisWijtmans look up what it actually sends to kde's team, all the data is anonymous and contains only error logs
You are the feature
2014 Microsoft: Fighting spyware with Microsoft Defender
2024 Microsoft: Installing spyware with Microsoft Recall
tbh who needs malware when MS defender casually uses 30% of your CPU.
I love Windows, there is no real alternative accept Mac OS.
@@depafrom5277 linux
@@depafrom5277 remember to use protection when meatriding
@@depafrom5277Linux isn't a real alternative?
Here's something to think about: Imagine you're using Linux to avoid this, and then you have a meeting with someone who uses this functionality. Even though you tried to prevent this with your OS of choice, everything you do or say during that meeting will still be recorded on the other person's PC.
That's fucking terrifying....
Yep. Like trying to avoid giving your address book to WhatsApp. It's evil by design
Like never putting a pic of yourself online but by getting caught in photos of other people your face appears online more than enough...
All types of laws are broken, and then its federal if it goes across state lines. Good point. Who do you sue?
and here's the interesting fact: you don't spy in people. You use people to spy on each other. From the panopticon to peer-to-peer surveillance?
I've never been more motivated to go full Linux
My main problem with it is with the corporate environment, it basically allows your company to spy on you with ease. Granted you shouldn't be using your company PC for personal things but most lay people do, like reading their personal emails. Or how about retail stores or service companies that takes info from you, most of these companies use Windows as their OS.
So? How is that stopping you to switch full Linux?
Did a year ago and have been incredibly happy with the change. Seeing this now just lets me know I made the right decision. There are some compromises I had to make, but now that I am used to Linux and some of the things that it offers, making a move to Windows would also be full of compromises. I'm happy to be on Linux.
@@haroldcruz8550 containerize your corporate stuff into a virtual machine, problem solved
@@PixelThorn It's a big change for alot of people to be fair, and if the software they need isn't available then yeah... it's great if it fits your needs.
Coming to a future near you:
You: "Recall, give me that series I was watching on Netflix yesterday."
Recall: "I can't do that, Dave. It's DRM."
Recall is a wet dream of a corpo micromanager. Poor users of company devices…
That would turn corpo micromanagers into the dream of cybercriminals
There already are pieces of software like that, though.
@@ciprianparaschiv7591 But they aren't as widespread as this one will be. It'll just take some work to figure out how to exploit it and once that's done you effectively have half of your spyware already installed in every single Windows PC.
And all other forms of surveillance profiteers like spy agencies.
Thankfully at my job they won't buy the hardware that will run it because they're cheap
It is like Microsoft wants to use OUR computer power to record OUR data to feed it into new version of ChatGPT
you wouldnt have that problem with a -V8- arch linux install
😮
its actually a bit more evil and creepy than just this
Windows: search doesnt work for years
Also windows: look you guys, you can trust us to make everything searchable
Microsoft can definitely search. It's just you are the subject, not the use of that search ;-)
I use linux, btw
What about the Indexing service? Does it still eat CPU time?
When will the public ever realize that Windows users are not Microsoft's customers, you are the exploited resource and your data is their product, Microsoft's real customers are the companies and government agencies that will use your data.
Their search works. For them, not for you. Like your PC running windows. It does what MS wants, not what you want.
Windows is awesome.
I've used Linux desktop for about 4 years, used Mac for a few weeks, if I could afford it I would use Mac all day.
The reality is that if you cannot afford the Apple ecosystem then Windows is your ONLY alternative, Linux desktop is an absolute joke in an corporate/professional environment.
$hit on Windows just works, sound, video, industry standard software, beautiful UI - I honestly never understood the beef with MS and Windows, and the thing about privacy, you are very confused if you think MS is the only company involved, and its the easiest thing to switch off, WTF.
Don't worry guysssss, it's totally 100% local on your machine! They totally won't have access to that data!! /s
don't count on that
@@unkown34x33 sarcasm
in 10 years when they have a data breech (which will be an inside job) we will all find out how untrue this all is.
Every time I see some idiot crying about MS "spying" they're an iPhone or Android user who have no problems with Apple and Google recording every word they say, face scanning every photo they take, and scanning every document on their phone to upload to iCloud and GoogleDrive.
Hypocritical idiots pretending to care about privacy, when in reality they're just manchildren fanboys hating on their chosen enemy corporation while taking it up the ass from their favored corporation. 1984 already happened 10 years ago on iOS and android, and these fanboys were completely silent for that entire time, but as soon as MS does it, they flip out. Clown world.
@@adoolaTuraykpretty sure they were kidding too
I love how the answer to making user experiences better is just storing more data and removing square borders, and whenever users say "hold up we don't want that" they just make it an option till you don't have a choice.
It's basically like streaming your screen 24/7 directly to Microsoft...
I don't understand why someone would enable this "option". I guess people are so used now about giving their data to everybody that they don't even care anymore about what is the data that is being shared.
@@Alfred-Neuman Outside the west, most people don't care. You can ask and they will give you most data for free.
@@Alfred-Neuman enabling won't be required, because it'll be enabled by default. You'll have to navigate complicated ever changing menus to disable it. And even if you do it'll slip out through the back door
@@rickymort135
I remember an old Linksys router I'm still having, the WAG200G. It had a backdoor on port 32764, basically in plain sight... Anybody could use a script to connect to this port and send any commands they want and hack these routers. Of course you could configure the router to block this port or update the firmware but 99.99% of owners probably never heard about this problem so they were very easy to hack... I don't know how these corporations are able to do this without being sued to oblivion.
This is what the world looks like when every woman and underprivileged undergrad instantly gets hired at FAANG without trying.
A few takeaways.
1) There are plenty of companies that _say_ that everything is on-device, but actually send everything to the cloud.
2) Even if it is "on-device only" at release, they can easily push an update that changes it to 100% cloud based.
3) You can bet hackers will find a way to grab the snapshots and mine it for data to their heart's content.
4) What's the likelihood that the NSA or similar won't have a back door eventually.
5) You can bet that if they think they can get away with it then the tracking will be enabled by default and you will have to manually opt out of every app (which 90% of users won't bother with)
6) This remembers _everything_ so it conceivably "might just happen to" remember passwords.
7) The potential for industrial espionage is also lovely
Honestly, these days every time Microsoft releases some new AI / data-harvesting / advertising feature for windows it makes me seriously consider moving to Linux. Most of what I do on the computer is in the browser anyway (or could be) so why the hell not?
All valid points. Now, switch to Linux. It's great.
@@HiddenHeathen Unfortunately linux isn't even where windows was 20 years ago as far as the desktop is concerned.
If people want to make "the year of the linux desktop" happen, they seriously need to put the work into usability.
@@HiddenHeathenyou're insane if you think that Linux desktop is ,"great". it's good for servers only
@@isodoubIetwhat exactly is it lacking in comparison to windows? Most problems I encountered was with software that only runs on windows/mac without a viable linux alternative which is imo the biggest reason not to switch. In my case I just use VMs but for the average user that's quite inconvenient and in most cases a dealbreaker. But apart from that I'm curious what reasons others have
"why the hell not?" you tell me, blud, what's holding you back? I left for penguin land ages ago, long before this AI bullshit
“Hey copilot I forgot that username and password I use to login to this sensitive server can you recall my login info” - legitimate user probably
That is what they want. So much precious (private) data. The number of black market dumps is about to be insane!
windows 10 already came with a keylogger so they already have it. windows 11 will be able to contextualize it better.
@@complexity5545 now that's just creating paranoia in people for no reason. We don't know if this thing is going to be capable of saving passwords inputs even if it can capture the state it was in, nor if the states themselves are going to be encrypted in some way to avoid malicious apps from abusing the data. There's plenty of things Microsoft can do in order to make this more secure and they will since they definitely do not want private data being collected by malicious actors
@@ChrisWijtmans i did not know that
Like for real anyone can get all your information your cheating you social media handles , 😅 you ponytail Lol 😂😆 haha did watch ⌚ anything boom search the date and time and content Lol 😂😆 it's going down 👇👎
The more Windows users that move the Linux the more developer support Linux will get and the better Linux will become...
… and the more corporate and controlled Linux will become, and the more chance of kernel level backdoors having to be included by law 😉
Sadly, Linux Foundation doesn't care about Linux Desktop.
@@jernaugurgeh451 open source makes any sort of kernel level backdoor ineffective. No one owns linux
Linux already had FAR better developer support, corporate just forces windows on us
Too many cooks spoil the broth. Look at Wayland.
"Fully local, local only" yeah just like your user account eh? Oh wait
Every time I see some idiot crying about MS "spying" they're an iPhone or Android user who have no problems with Apple and Google recording every word they say, face scanning every photo they take, and scanning every document on their phone to upload to iCloud and GoogleDrive.
Hypocritical idiots pretending to care about privacy, when in reality they're just manchildren fanboys hating on their chosen enemy corporation while taking it up the ass from their favored corporation. 1984 already happened 10 years ago on iOS and android, and these fanboys were completely silent for that entire time, but as soon as MS does it, they flip out. Clown world.
Prime, this is not a drill: A modern and friendly "Linux Ubuntu for Windows Users Tutorial" video series is in need. We need you to save the Windows plebs from this abomination and make them understand Linux is not hard nowadays.
Ubuntu is just a few steps away from Windows, don't expect billion dollar corporations to act for your best interest.
linux mint*
@@muzspamz Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu… they offer a Debian-based version though, *just in case*, and many are hoping that will become the default.
pop os
Yeah, Mint is probably better
Sam: Can we record your voice to use it for the AI
Scarlet: No that's creepy
Sam: Thanks, you've said enough
Please repeat, " Eh, Ee, I , oh, you, duh, dad, kite, zebra, don quixote marmalade yogi fruit fap party pink"....
@@complexity5545 nuh uh
That is just like that one Black Mirror episode where, at an interview, they ask the dude to show them what he has done in the past week.
Wait for the Recall dumps to be uploaded to the internet for all to see. What a train wreck!
G@D will use it on judgement day.
To the people who say that it's fine because it never leaves the device.
1. Are you sure the data never leaves the device? Have you looked at the code?
2. Are you sure it will stay like that forever?
3. In the past hackers, the NSA, etc, would have to make their own stuff to monitor you if they wanted. Now they can just grab the data that is already there. Now funny game's shared over Discord won't just grab your saved logins from your browser, it will also grab any password, key, etc, that was shown on screen.
The data doesn't need to leave your device, they can simply ask the AI on your device questions about your data once it has been digested.
There are going to be calls for it to "detect and report illegal content" within a year of release.
It's nothing. It's just a cheeky minority report
They already do that and its not limited to illegal. Included in their cloud storage ToS that they can go through your files with ai for things they dont like.
This is why I started switching to Linux, using programs like Lutris I can get basically 100% of my game library running on it. Even Windows Only games like GTA V run great on Linux now. Community support is pretty good too.
Currently using Linux Mint.
Steam with build-in Proton is a blessing.
@hanswoast7 It really is, Proton and just Valve in general has made gaming on linux an even better gaming experience than you would even get on Mac. I would have never thought that just even 2 years ago.
dont run games on your work machine. never know what spyware it contains.
@@ChrisWijtmanswe have mandatory spyware on our work machines. I don't even log into my email. It's a work machine. I can use the phone if needed.
Yep, the only things not working ime are games that require kernel level / ring-0 anticheat, which needs to die anyways.
Off topic a bit, but these huge game studios need to find other ways to prevent/catch hackers, like smarter analysis of gameplay or a functional reporting/moderation system, instead of just backdooring all our machines, still missing cheaters somehow, and then using a shitty "AI" to ban people for typing a single curse word 🤦♂. I can't afford a 2nd PC just to play Apex or Valorant, so I just don't anymore.
Edit: Oh, and Roblox. That doesn't work on Linux either. I play that with my nephews sometimes but at least it isn't ring-0 bullshit, so I can just dualboot or run a VM for it.
Imagine someone carrying a camera following you around irl recording everything you do. And they promise the video never leaves the camera.
This is pretty much that.
Can't: you'd MOST CERTAINLY get shot doing that here.
In the Star Wars books (the good ones), Grand Admiral Thrawn always knew what the politicians were up to because the entire senate building was decorated with beautiful plants that displayed waves of colors like cuttlefish skin when people spoke. The plants were sensitive to sound, and so while everyone thought they were there to be pretty, they were in fact hooked up to transducers and the Emperor (before Darth Vader killed him) had an entire wing of his secret service monitoring all the conversations in the senate halls, at all times.
This is high-level espionage, just for people who aren't nearly interesting enough to listen to.
"optional" : lie. defined as all aspects run all data collected, but the benefit isn't given to you until you agree
Dont worry, later we will have a patch that switches it from opt-in to opt-out :)
@@hanswoast7 And "opt-out" will cost $15.99 to scrub your information. But they really don't erase it.
I literally clapped when you responded to the person attempting to label your argument "a slipper slope fallacy". BEAUTIFUL.
An open source copy would be quite nice
no
Microsoft: We store screenshots of your screen, and you can search them with semantic search.
Hackers: ❤ Microsoft
@@content_ai_ There's going to be so many exploits and new CVEs coming up. That feature/process is going to get fuzzed like a sheep on hair cut day.
ReactOS but it's closer to windows xp
Jia Tan and the Signal people would also like that
Worst part is, Windows users are still gullible to defend their beloved OS.
ill admit i like windows cuz its alot more convenient compared to something like linux but at the same time im kinda considering switching cuz of all the privacy stuff going on
i have w10 right now and im never installing w11 but i mean its still spyware soo-
@@cozz124 I just have what I don't want/need turned off and/or removed on W11, with like, three OS mods installed; have it the way I want it and it looks and functions nicely.
People tend to say every version of Windows ever is spyware (which as a developer, telemetry is not automatically bad), so if somebody can actually provide to me in depth researched data of such, I'd like to see which components and where could possibly be streaming data out.
@@AgrimarYT i have most of my privacy settings set to pretty strict on windows, but what bothers me really is just the fact theres so much garage i cant uninstall. i dont have an ssd so, even uninstalling everything that i dont need that i actually *can* uninstall, you can imagine how much it weighs down my drive :c
@@cozz124 There's some third-party utilities and even a couple of custom ISOs that strip down Windows, though when I reinstalled to resolve some issues, I decided with uninstalling over installing a custom cleaned out ISO; I went with "AtlasOS" via the AME Wizard for my current install, which I had also modified for my own needs as I do actually use things like Microsoft accounts and the Microsoft Store, the scripts are open source.
Linux Mint is super easy to install and transition to. It also requires 1/4 amount of hardware resources compared to W11.
M$ must die!
Unfortunately Easy Anti Cheat and Battle Eye don’t work on Linux. Only thing holding me back.
@@usr01 Easy Anti-Cheat does work in Linux, I have Elden Ring and MCC installed rn!
@@NotTheGaslighter Some versions of easy-anti cheat don't run on Linux. Depends what the version devs use. For example a MMO called Black Desert online didn't run till they replaced easy anti-cheat with xigncode3 a few months back
@@Jacob6853 and Fortnite doesn't run either. this is all the developer's fault, and most who do use EAC make sure to at least try enabling it for Steam Deck compatibillity. this is a solved issue, as far as i care
@@usr01 Fuck Anti Cheat grow a fucking spine.
The problem with the claim "it stays local to your pc" is that it doesn't take into account OTHER programs that will mine this data and transmit it seperate to Recall.
Its basically an operating system cookie. So many people are going to get screwed.
I wonder if they're gonna encrypt it in some shape to avoid this kind of thing
@@javierflores09 Knowing what I know about Microsoft and their 1st generation databases, is that encryption will only be applied to the socket connecting to Microsoft. The data will probably be some naked container file/directory XML thingy with embedded jpg pictures, so they can sell the data easier/quicker to businesses. The government will be able to scrape it easier that way.
holy fuck the entire rant about "slippery slope fallacy" was so on point I fucking hate people bringing up that shit
The slippery slope fallacy is a fallacy because the argument "X will happen" does not defeat the statement that "if X does not happen, Y is good." It has no relation to the statement. If on the other hand, someone argues
- X will not happen
- X will not happen → we should do Y
∴ we should do Y,
then "X will happen" is a valid counterargument to doing Y because it attacks a premise which could prove we should do Y.
On further thought, my first reply may not have been entirely correct. The SSF might deacribe another kind of counterargument, which asserts "X will happen" without arguing why X will (where the person making the original argument got to "X won't happen" properly). If so, then a good way to rephrase the slippery slope fallacy might be to say "if you're arguing that there is a slippery slope, you must prove it exists. You cannot assume it."
@@delta3244 You sir, just reeled me back in, and reminded me, that this is a nerd channel. LoL
I actually read your comment twice, just to follow the logic.
@@delta3244Bertrand Russell enters the chat.
Idk, I get his point, but even then, it's a real thing. Sometimes people will argue too much about "what if X happens", when in reality the chances of X happening are close to 0. I do agree however this isn't a good example
What's awful is how AI is making so many people feel they don't need to try creating a good tool, and instead have AI fuzzy search everything for them.
People don't want to use their brains.
Buddy you are thinking about this all wrong. Your skills are gonna become valuable again. You know like a bunch of gen A doesn't know how to use computers because all they have used is phones and tablets.
I do like anime catgirls.
Unfortunately, Microsoft is already aware because of my chatGPT history
Uhm.... what business does your interest have in the cgpt input box...?
@@XDarkGreyX I want you to act as an Uwuntu Linux terminal as if the entire os was written by a cute furry anime catgirl.I will type commands and you will reply, in a unique code block, with what the linux terminal should show. But there is a twist: you will translate each linux output into uwu, in a cute catgirl UwU voice. You should replace the letter "r" and "l" with "w" (Example: "pwd" -> "Nyaaa~ Cuwwent diwectowy :3: /home/uwu")
My first command is pwd
what the hell
It takes a screenshot every 2 minutes, so all you need is a script which flashes up a picture of a cat girl on the same schedule, and the fbi will never know you've been researching novel uses for fertilizer.
13:04 It's not a fallacy if the slope really is slippery
There is article from MS saying the same as you 😂😂😂
You can't make this up 😂
October 13, 2023 - Understanding (and avoiding) slippery slope fallacies
@@tablettablete186wtf lmao, I found the article and have no words
@@TheDjarto Crazy right? From MS itself 😆🤣🤣🤣
AI Explorer is not named after IE. It's named after the OG Explorer, File Explorer.
Even so, this absolutely WILL be used for employee monitoring. Microsoft Office already is.
They are totally going to use this to train LLMs and LAMs. Once models can do constant learning, I can picture the data being used to literally put your computer into autopilot to work for you.
Think about it “all your personal data never leaves your device” but the model weights on the other hand… it will be the same way corporations got away with training on copyrighted internet data. This legal grey area
This is genuinely hilarious. Well done. omg even your chat users are hilarious. I'm truly amazed. I usually hate setups like these with the face on screen and chatroll and commentary, but this is excellent work, sir.
"Enhancing the user experience" (Apple when caught uploading user data) weird how those deleted photos reappeared after an update... Cloud is forever.
Microsoft: Recall on your computer
User: I Recall Linux as an option.
One would wonder why people mostly stick to Win 10 instead of Win 11... 69% vs 26.7% market share and dropping.
Corporate
bro if windows 12 has a subscription im fully switching to linux. I'm already thinking about it now. just gotta figure out the best flavor
Can't wait for my computer to start insisting that I've always loved Vista.
Microsoft ushering in the age of the linux desktop. I already switched my work laptop but I’ll switch my pc too when this rolls out.
Microsoft loves Linux 💕
Fancy naming it Recall! They do know what happened at Recall in "Totall Recall" don't they? Do you want your PC sleazy or demure?
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Time to start racking up my social credits.
Win10 end of life is October 2025. Win11 is atrocious. 2026 is finally the year of the linux desktop computer :)
I remember when Windows introduced a feature to open again tasks that you were working on before. I never opted out from a feature so fast.
You can only hope that opt out means not recording data, not just hiding the button to use it :^)
Version 2 is cloud-based and it's called Total Recall ™
I think the question of "should we keep making things endlessly backwards compatible" is quite an interesting philosophical problem.
Because it goes into that idea that we need to basically keep a digital copy of everything which big tech LOVES and HATES. They love data because they can sell it, but they hate data that keep track of THEM. Because if they do something shady, it's documented. If they did something sketchy with Windows 12, someone snooping the discontinued digital copy will find something that incriminates them for billions.
Dude, you already described my Chromebook ... I do development online, office work online, everything in the browser ... Linux and Windows are only needed to get to the browser.
i was on the fence, not doing linux cos of the time sink. well i gess now is the time
They say the images won't go off your device, but they don't appear to mention information extracted from those images, which is just as important (whether used for training or not).
I've been putting off going back to Linux for years due to gaming but this is definitely pushing me over the edge
Gaming is really quite doable on Linux these days! Proton is built into steam, so most things "just work"™and for popular games that don't officially support running through Steam's tooling, there're fairly easy setups to get them running even when they're officially "Windows Only" (GTA, for example). Only stuff that doesn't work and can't just be run in a VM (afaik) is ring-0 kernel level anticheat bullshit like Apex and Valorant. So I just don't play those anymore even though I've got windows 10 installed rn, because that anticheat needs to die lol. Not backdooring my PC for that shit and can't afford to buy a 2nd one just for it cuz I'm not an Esports pro 😅. Still plenty of cheaters in those games too, so wtf is the point? I guess it's cheaper than actual moderation.
Over the Microsoft Edge.
I've often been told to stay away from Windows, especially during thunderstorms. Fortunately, I mostly use Linux.
I work in infosec. I know several colleagues have that Mac one installed on their machines. 🙃
_why?_
@@delta3244 I cannot comprehend it either. They say it's easier than taking notes but??? I have adhd and I've never been that desperate for notes.
This level of corporate intrusion should be ILLEGAL,
The slippery slope is not a fallacy: its a prediction.
Thanks for pointing out that this isn't so much about invading individual privacy but the privacy of companies and gaining competitive intelligence.
i never thought id quit gaming and using windows in the same year lol
I talked to a Doctor about this feature and was totally horrified, massive danger for his patients, this is a storm of lawsuits on the making.
i do wanna say, the snapdragon chips are pretty cool and hopefully there are some distros able to support it out of box or one made for it already.
just a competition to apple silicon is something to be excited for.
In marketing it's not called "slippery slope fallacy", it's called the "Foot in the door effect". In social engineering we speak of "boiling the frog". The greatest manipulation ever probably was convincing enough people that "slippery slope fallacy" is actually a thing.
The greatest manipulation was actually convincing people that they're not propagandised and believe they're "free thinkers"
Imagine how useful this is for social engineering. A bunch of data on everything you do on your PC. Your voice, your speech patterns, a lot of private info, etc. If it's fully local it means that once your PC is compromised, you're essentially fucked. And until now disk encryption wasn't enabled by default (will be soon) meaning you might be able to fuck with people just because a drive wasn't properly wiped.
Well, this is awkward but I actually wrote something like this ten years ago. It just simply wrote the title of the current active window into a file. Then, at the end of each month, when I needed to have the bill-able hours, an automated tool recognized work on each project and produced a timesheet.
It wasn't this fancy but it was pretty useful. I could also see how much time I spent procrastinating, so that's the anime cat girls part. But ultimately I did not pursue to improve or publish my tool, because it seemed like a double edged sword. So here we are.
just use Linux
Switched to Linux Mint last year after 3 decades of MS, saves me tons of time not debloating, rebooting and endless KB articles. And money!
Using Linux is being free and just doing my job without hassle.
They want them crypto keys boys
actually this idea has been implemented but more basic form. In windows 10 it is called windows activity history. microsoft have been testing and improving this feature.
My main takeaway is that NPUs are going to be a thing now. Not sure what they're going to do about the ram situation loading models tho. Like are these things going to have like 90gb of ram?
bro i just came across your channel and your vibe is funny asf , subbed fr
reminds me of like dr disrespect ahha goated
Imagine your company enabling this HRecall feature in your work computer for your only safety.
Latency isn't something that can be solved any time soon, it will get better, but it still is a huge problem and will continue to be for some time. It's not only a problem of reaction times, but also of _consistent_ reaction times.
Latency varying between 30-100ms absolutely kills gaming. Your favourite game has a 250ms i-frames window during dodge rolling? Well suck it, you only get between 150-220ms now.
The way I like to think about the slippery slope logical fallacy, is that it is a logical fallacy but not a practical fallacy. Yes it’s true that, logically, because someone does one thing doesn’t mean they will 100% do another thing, but that’s in the land of pure logic. practically one can infer things, otherwise we wouldn’t be able to prepare for anything.
Someone obsessed with the slippery slope fallacy might argue against building buildings with earthquake protection. They could argue “just because there’s a fault line and there has been an earthquake before doesn’t mean that there for sure will be un earthquake in the future therefore, we shouldn’t prepare our buildings expecting one.” Well technically true that we can’t 100% be certain that there will be an earthquake in the future, we can still, using statistics, infer that there is a high chance of one happening.
I think the slippery slope logical fallacy prevents people from assuming things in proofs, but not in predictions, which are just as useful as proofs, if not more, in modern life.
In the case of the person who argues against earthquake prevention on that basis, they are sort of correct. Ironically, they fall into the fallacy fallacy when they say "therefore...," but before that point, they are correct. It is invalid to say "we should install earthquake prevention because if we don't and there's an earthquake, it will be bad." It is valid, however, to say "There will be an earthquake. We should install earthquake prevention, because if we don't and there is an earthquake, it will be bad."
Perhaps a good way to phrase the SSF is this? "If your argument requires a slippery slope exists, you must prove it. Assuming it is invalid."
In conversations like the one in this video or the one about earthquake prevention, that the slippery slope exists is so well-known, we can assume it, and our statements become "fallacious" in light of the ommision. We can do that because the problem is trivial to fix.
19:20 "It's only going to get better". I hope we break the limit on the speed of light as well.
this is an actual nightmare
Me: "what did I watch yesterday?"
Recall: "a video about how excited Prime is for Recall"
The slippery slope fallacy gets thrown around so much. There is a line between thinking of possibilities and the actual fallacy, but the line isn't always clear.
Arguments against Same Sex Marriage where "if we legalize this, people will be marrying toasters" is a classic example of the fallacy.
Saying "I'm worried a tech company is gonna tech company" isn't a slippery slope.
We're literally one step away from people marrying toasters!
I'm pretty sure 'slippery slope' arguments in and of themselves aren't fallacies.
Just like an 'appeal to authority' isn't always a fallacy if the called upon authority is an actual expert, and the experts claims themselves aren't being disputed.
You have to demonstrate how the slippery slope argument is unreasonable, otherwise you are just making a fallacious appeal to a fallacy.
The ironic part about your statement is that people DO take everything too far, like the whole "identifying as" thing 😂
Society always has some rules, otherwise it's just anarchy. And we don't even need to invent new ones. Was the world of 20-30y ago so bad? It was probably the golden age, and we just keep ruining it.
people may not be marrying literal toasters, but they're marrying devices with Hatsune Miku in it lmao
The difference is people were already doing that with devices and objects, but when talking about legal laws and things like that, it's not part of the discussion
About the processing, older devices used to be so slow and we didn't bothered so much, a cloud system (wich ms have one) is likely to get popular, especially when they can decrease the price of the device
Windows is a malware confirmed (???)
Not everywhere in 5 years, but definitely will start spreading within 5 years.
Sam Altman doing the "Her" is literally the Torment Nexus thing.
I think this is a case of Prime going off on one of his bad takes for too long in an otherwise good video.
We can certainly notice 100ms differences, it isn’t even up for debate. We do all the time.
Can you tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps? Congrats, you can tell the difference between 33ms and 16ms. Sure you might not be able to notice if it happens once or twice. But the same can be applied to latency. It needs to be consistent and I don’t have faith in it staying consistent enough that we can have sharp, clear and no latency devices rendering video so well for all of us. It’s just a cloud nightmare.
Being a military man, this really has me worried about how this can be abused by other countries.
All our Computers are being swapped out for WIN 11. Now yes, we have experts whose job is to "secure our computers," and for really sensitive things, we have closed networks, but still....
There is a lot of very personal information that gets sent via teams and email that MS and no one else needs to know about.
The implications are not at all comforting.
People hate people.
Fax.
humanity lore basically
Some company: “Can we use your -̶d̶a̶t̶a̶- voice?”
Someone: “NO!”
Some company:”😂”
wintoddlers are still going to continue using windows
I think it isn't named after internet Explorer but after Explorer, you know the Windows built in file Manager which you cannot force close since that crashes your entire Desktop.
Sounds more fitting because this will probably worm its way into the os similarly and then make it so your pc becomes unusable without it.
So they named their AI spyware after their terrible product. The funny thing is Windows XP had alexa spyware and amazon called their spyware device alexa. Coincidence? They really seem adament to keep their spyware naming conventions.
“The cloud is somebody’s else computer” SPOT ON!
I have everything I have ever done recallable, it's called "memory"
Sir, have you heard about forgetting and misremembering, yet? Our memory system has built-in privacy features :D
I don't. Still fuck this shit, I'd rather be forgetful as I am now.
50ms - 100ms lag in games is a lot. Anyone can notice this in games. I play online 5v5 shooting games, and my average ping is around 15ms. If it increases to 75ms-125ms, it is very noticible and isn't fair to other players because it would give me a ping advantage.
"Heheeeey we know most laptops can't handle windows 11 just like that. Let's just dedicate a portion of the hardware to literally screen record everything and kinda, make your computer lag. I mean look, it's for your best 😊"
Microsoft: "I'm respecting your privacy by knocking, but asserting my authority as your parent by coming in anyway"
Fun fact: At version 4, IE WAS the best browser. The alternative was Netscape 4, which was incredibly unstable at the time (if you used CSS, and resized the browser window it would - at best, scramble the content, and at worst, just crash). NS4 also preferred its own proprietary tags like instead of Using would avoid the crashes. IE4 would actually render CSS correctly at the time. Since then though...
Explorer is literally the name of the binary that displays the desktop and start menu bro. It was before Internet Explorer.
You read my mind, wait until the brands slowly change your old photos to show that you were using their brands before...