Windows Recall Coming to Every PC ?
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Windows Recall Coming to Every PC? So a lot of people are worried about Microsoft Windows Recall on Windows 11 24H2 and some people are going as far as saying its running all the time even when disable copying all your data and sending it back to microsoft, this is misinformation. As of when the video was made, Recall is only available on Copilot+ PC. Windows Recall is still an opt-in feature on Copilot+ PC
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#windows11 #copilot #recall #copilot+
I trust MS so much that I switched to Linux 4 months ago and never looked back!
That fact that, Microsoft recall is enabled even on non co-pilot+pc despite lack of setting pages to turn off many options that are present on a co-pilot+pc, just sends shivers down my spine. I'm sure that someone tech savvy enough will be able to find a loophole into removing this spyware that no one asked for.
Just disable it and turn off in group policy
@@Britec09 will do, once have upgraded. I mean, surely it must be doing something in the background otherwise what's the point of it being enabled by default on a non co-pilot+pc after a fresh install
@@Britec09 The issue isn't that you can disable it. The issue is that Microsoft in the past has ignored user choice and enabled things users have disabled in the past. Microsoft has proven they can't be trusted.
@@StaceyAyodele Yep, and it has nothing to do with "crazy conspiracy theories" - it's a fact, so any reasonable person would be skeptical.
@@martinpetrov7228 I moved to Linux specifically because of Recall. Nothing of real value was lost and I gained my freedom to OWN my computer and not be spied on.
LInux won't be for everyone...but there has to be an option to get away from Microsoft's rapist mentality of forcing their new "features" on users.
I'm still on Win 10 and been looking over Linux distributions. To see what I like the best.
Explain to me why we need this feature? Most people have been using computers most of their life. They don't need to 'recall' anything. They can just rebuild it from scratch. Never mind that most software creates backup of everything you do, Like MS Office, so you don't really lose anything. Especially if it's in your OneDrive folder. So I ask again, why do we need recall?
This is what finally tipped me over the edge into using Linux as my main desktop OS.
We live in difficult times, trolls, misinformation, less privacy, with fans of Windows, Linux, Mac, etc. Windows, like all technology, is going in one direction, less privacy.
We have not privacy.
@@Britec09 "Oh dear, you are a frightened person, maybe the internet is not for you buddy."
You retarded troll.
Linux - no. By dint of the various distros. Linux is not one operating system. It's just the kernel with other bits added. If you figure one distro is spying on you (very arguably Ubuntu, say) you can switch to, say, Mint. But even as it stands there is NOTHING like Co-pilot or Recall or Microsoft telementry under ANY Linux distro.
BSD is also very anti-spyware but I grant is not ready for use by the general public. I hope, seriously, one day it will be.
Windows 12 is expected to be released in July to October 2025 :) a new nightmare begins :)
Every one of your videos makes me want to stay with Windows 10 until October 14, 2025. Perhaps Windows 12 will be out by then. Windows 11 is a bloody nightmare.
Windows 11 23H2 is stable
@gtech66 What makes you think W12 will be any better than W11? Microsoft will continue this path with W12.
I just got Copilot on my Windows 10 machine, so I'm considering just jumping ship from Windows early and switching full time to Linux.
@@Britec09 Not on my machines
Windows 12 will be even worse knowing Microsoft.
People concerned about their privacy are not conspiracy theorists.
As soon as a debate opponent resorts to name-calling, he already lost the argument.
@BlackCrypt Never said they was. I said people assuming Microsoft are using Recall to now on windows 11 24h2 and copying your data and sending it back to Microsoft without your knowledge are misinformed and spreading lies. This is conspiracy theorists at its best.
yep, that needs to stop. gaslighting people like that
all information in this video was just quoting what microsoft has told us, to truly disprove the misconceptions you need to prove it yourself by peering through a windows 11 system and showing precisely what its doing in the background.
Everything he said is dependent upon Trusting what Microsoft says, and everyone knows just how open, honest and upfront Microsoft is, ... right?
This particular video sounds like it is running cover for MS.
The NSA's Recall delivered and supported by Micro$oft.
Yep 👍
These days, when I hear the word misinformation, I automatically assume that whatever is claimed is either lies or that vital information is withheld.
I don't think Microsoft can resist the urge to put Recall on "non-Copilot+PCS" eventually, unfortunately.
They can't do it yet, not possible and when they do or if they do, it will need a NPU chip to run, maybe intel or AMD will add this to motherboards or specials CPU for desktop PC's. Again this will NOT be mandatroy
@@Britec09 You have no clue what youre talking about. I literally just watched a researcher do it. Go away you pathetic troll.
@@Britec09 They could do it if they don't intergrate high level AI. I have a feeling it will be as mandatory as OneDrive.
@@Britec09 i dont believe this bs whatsoever, spyware program existed a long time ago ... so i am pretty sure recall can work on every modern pc maybe not easily but it is possible and maybe without the local llm but with the cloud llm ....
@@xgui4-studios with m$...if there's a will... there's a way....
coming soon to a w$ pc near you
Know who I don't trust? People who use the terms "misinformation", "disinformation", and "malinformation".
WTF is wrong with just using your memory? Can't anybody remember what they just did? Is it now a defacto crime to understand that everything used to be different than it is now, including the state of your work on your own computer?
I just find it weird that Microsoft products used to be so user friendly years ago now they are trying to constantly include features that the 95% of us will never use or need. All I need and want is a pc that can run office. Run a browser. Run a game here and there. I’m not really a gamer. But it just seems like all these newer versions of windows are more and more full of unnecessary bloat every day. I’ve dabbled in Linux a few times to keep older hardware useful with great success. But certain editions of windows it was basically released and well guess it’s time to buy a new pc. When vista came out. I stayed on xp because of the requirements. When 8 came out I stayed on 7 because of the interface. Now 10 is being replaced by 11 and my hardware that doesn’t meet the requirements can clearly run it perfectly.. Just has more hoops thrown in the way and junk included in 11 than I want to deal with. Seriously considering switching to Linux for a simpler headache free experience for me.
I think a lot of people will use Linux soon, especially those with old hardware. Linux is not bad if you can get on with it.
Let's hope Steve Gibson of GRC & Security Now, fame will create a tool to stop Windows Recall completely.
Or just install Linux job done.
Recall won't work on Windows 11 on 24H2 and is not a feature. Just disable it
@@Britec09 You write as well as you read, badly.
Still not going to install Windows 11; can't and wont trust Microsoft!
When M$ announced W11 right after I built my Ryzen 5600X based system and purchasing W10 I was angry. I've tried a few Linux distros, settled on MX23 (Debian based) and have never looked back nor thought about upgrading W10 to W11. I do not trust M$ and want nothing to do with ANY of their products or experiences.
Windows is Windows, no matter what you use.
@@Britec09 I know in 10 I was able to close at least 50 Back Doors, but can't seem to find the remaining 1 or 2 (they/someone still keeps messing with it).
One thing i disagree with is that theyd need petabytes to grab screen records. All you have to do is have the ai on system detect if something is criminal (i.e. cee pee) and then send it to a databank for further investigation or processing.
There's also false detections. AI isn't exactly fool proof.
@@notanimufailzone Not full proof but you separate enough of the stuff where you can analyze what is left. Places already do this with cloud storage and email solutions, I'm pretty sure google got caught doing it with gmail.
It seems to me that if Recall is not doing all the things that people are worried about the what is the point of it? Why would anyone want to use any PC that is recording everything you do every 3 seconds. Its worth noting that if Microsoft are not using this to gather information because they'd never have the storage facilities for it then its not going to take long for even the largest hard disks to end up stuffed to the gunnels with screen shots. I don't trust this any further than I can throw it. Microsoft wouldn't be pushing this as such great helpful tool for the consumer unless they had an angle. As for the creator of this video , he seems to be getting a bit under hot under the collar over this issue. Any system that wants to record your activities every 3 seconds and make screenshots of your screen is absolutely not there to look after the privacy of the user... BIG BROTHER
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Nope it will not be rolled out to EVERY PC since some of us run Linux 😅. Easy question, even simpler answer 😂.
we are still not allowed to delate it so i guess they will still abuse the recall
Think about it! Why is MS insisting on putting Recall on all computers if only a handful of those computers are going to be using it? MS with Recall is like a psychopath with a loaded gun. He may not shoot that gun this second, but he will surely shoot it at some point. It's not about what MS is doing at this second: it's about what MS can and will do in the future. Don't just sit there and trust the psychopath not to shoot!
I really do not see why a person would want or need this feature. If I wanted this feature, I would rather prefer to use a third party app. The fact that Microsoft is adding this feature is to benefit them or perhaps the government. Yes I know we can disable it, but it still creaps me out that the feature is on there in the first place.
For full truth two details must be underlined: 1) MS past record of "mission creep" of unwanted stuff in Windows. The best example is ability to log in with just local account. It was normal behavior. MS started putting obstructions and hiding it. Now it requires actively fighting with the system... They want Recall benefits for THEM, mission will creep, we must be watchful. 2) Your misconception about data being sent to MS. No, they never imagined to send all the data back, not feasible as you noted. They know it. But, they WANT it. Hence, plausible usage of the local AI analysis (just as the Apple infamous ""local CSAM detection") is to analyze everything locally and send to MS AI interpretation hashes, very tiny in size but packed with info MS wants to know. That is in the future, near future. You couldn't easily prove it either as this would be small encrypted data streams, trivial to hide.
These are the same guys who think it's a good idea to hide cut and paste. They're very actively trying to exhaust us, to make us just give up and stop trying to change the configuration. Mission creep, concentric attack, drowning us in BS
My hope is that this entire Copilot+PC and Recall turn into another "Bob" or "Clippy" scenario. Likely, many will love this or not even care.
My guess is that, for proprietary reasons, the software was written by dozens of separate offices with no idea how their own little part fits into the whole. No doubt it won't work the way the chiefs hoped, and will remain bug-ridden, glitchy, and need constant updating. The next version in some Windows 13 will work better.
Just like encryption used to be an optional feature and is now forced in 24H2. Can still be turned off, but requires work. Recall is force installed now, even if not working sitting and waiting to be turned on, or just on and giving MS everything anyway. This was shown by people making custom debloated builds of 11 and shoed that the system in crippled without Recall installed, and no way to uninstall. Very soon it will be forced and not controllable as MS wants it.
Nobody wants this program, I mean why build it in the first place? People are already finding ways to block MS from interfering with the PCs in terms of telemetry, diagnostics, etc. Why doesn't MS get the message.
Just like any other Big company they simply stopped caring around wind 8 and windows 7 is where all this garbage stems from.
They get your message, but the 💰🤑💵 from the advertisers speaks louder, far louder.
@@mikespangler98 I agree. I think those sweet, sweet advertising dollars is what this is all about. They will be using AI on your machine to look over your data in order to push focused advertising on you. There's always the chance that there will be more nefarious stuff happening further down the track but the advertising bucks is where it will start as they can do all this without breaching any of the claims they've made to date.
I just got Copilot on my Windows 10 machine, so I am anticipating and expecting them with great certainty to add recall to it too. I'm seriously considering trying to switch to Linux full time now.
Sure files are local, but not data Ai will create and sumarize in text form, feature exist for making money of you, otherwise they would not create sometching so unwanted and controversial and still push it so hard on people.
You would have to use Enable Recall for that to happen. Its not mandatory to use Recall on copilot+ pc
So if Copilot relies on the hardware, why TF are MS installing copilot on Windows 10 computers that don't have the correct hardware to even run it? I rebooted into Windows on one of my laptops a couple days ago to find copilot reinstalled (probably after one of Windows updates). This is the second time I've had to uninstall it.
Very level headed video explanation Brian. Thank you. 👍 (Although I had already ran out and blocked all our business PC's upgrading to 24H2 just in case on Sunday afternoon 😂)
Chears mate, just trying to help people understand and stop people believing some of the rubbish I have read in comments, most are just illinformed or paranoid. Maybe the internet is not for them.
@@Britec09 You are a misinformation vendor with a really LowIQ. You need to be ignored.
Yeah cause Microsoft is so trust worthy. Anyone who trust Microsoft needs to give their heads a shake. It's unlike Microsoft to say one thing while doing another thing.
They would need to disclouse that they are using Recall with your consent.
The day recall becomes required, with no way around it is the day Linux becomes my main.
I left the responsibility of MS and Apple, etc. to my employer while using "anything but" at home. It's been nice.
omg why are you saying only on co pilot+ pcs only .. i have removed windows from 3 pcs now going to Linux cause i DID find copilot and recall .. also found the file storage for recall that was non removable.. as we all know that Microsoft loves to re enable features that we turn off even to the registry and admin system tools after every little update are you going to trust them not to turn this feature on later down the road .. also the 3 pcs i had with windows wasn't even 11 but windows 10 24h2.. im also a A+,NET+, MSCE,CCNA so tell me i DONT know what im looking at.
You're talking rubbish Christopher and its comments like that trying to fearmonger people. A+,NET+, MSCE,CCNA really? first of all. Windows 10 does not have 24H2. Only has Windows 10 22H2 😂 learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows-10-home-and-pro So you DON'T know what your talking about. 😂 You need better training. NEXT!!!
If I can't remove copilot completely from my Windows installation, I'm switching back to POP!_OS
Watching this while tracking my MacBook 😂 Goodbye windows
me watching this on RPiOS Bookworm on RPi4B 4GB.....
Hi Brian, thanks for the video. Yes, many users have misunderstood how the Recall feature works. It is not mandatory on Windows 11 24H2, as you also mention in your video. Microsoft has changed a lot in the Recall feature; it will be an opt-in feature, which I think is very good. It requires a Neural Processing Unit (NPU) and a Copilot+ PC right now. Then the Recall feature will come to Intel and AMD later from what I have heard, but it will also require new hardware, an NPU, and so on. But personally, I will not use the Recall feature if I buy a Copilot+ PC or another computer that supports the Recall feature in the future. Such a great video, Brian, where you also clarify how the feature works. I live in Sweden, so it seems right now I will have the option to uninstall the Recall Feature if I buy a computer that meets the requirements for the Recall Feature, but I think that everyone in the world should also be able to uninstall the Recall Feature if they want to. Take care Brian and have a lovely day in the UK
You to mate
I do agree for now it's mostly mountains out of molehills. Worth pointing out though that Microsoft has zettabytes of storage available for data collection, not petabytes. What's your take on Titus' coverage yesterday?
The imagery version of Inking & typing (Windows Key Logger) u either live with it or learn how to disable it
I just want to let you know I'm glad I found you I've been watching tons of your videos it's been very helpful I'm all in thank you keep it up you've extremely help me fix a few things that I was just on the verge of trying to figure out thank you
I don’t need AI on my computer…. Let me figure out what I’m looking for.
I hate AI
AI doesnt belong at the OS level, period.
I'm still using XP, Win7, Win10, and Server 2003. I will continue to use them. I will NEVER use Windows 11. The only reason I'm not using Linux is the applications I use. It would be a real chore to find replacements for some of them. Fortunately I am a programmer since 1984 and know my way around, and have written numerous programs to get around MS crap and even get MS crap to work properly.
Oh, hell no. Thanks for the explanation.
You're welcome.
What is the point of this ‘feature’ other than to get as much user info as possible?
The issue of MS accessing sensitive user data has nothing to do with Recall or anything forthcoming. And has been around since long before Win 11.
If someone is using Windows then they agreed to the “END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR MICROSOFT SOFTWARE
IMPORTANT-READ CAREFULLY:”
12pages of legal jargon but the right for Microsoft to access the data stored in Windows is clearly provided for in paragraph 8” Consent to Use of Data” of the user agreement. A pdf of this agreement can be downloaded from Microsoft.
Bootkicking chud.
I BUILT MY PC AND HAVE JUST FOUND COPILOT ON MY PC AND HAVE UNINSTALLED IT.....................................
I permanently moved to Linux nearly half a decade ago. Glad I did.
So long it is possible to disable it I won't have any problem. Hade done a few tests on different pc's an with Recall enabled you will lose from 0-10% of pc power, and the worst is on a laptop running on battery. Other than that I still can't see any good use of Recall, so this disable command is copied right on my desktop to use for further updates (We all know how MS pushing things back)
This is one of the most egregious things MS has ever done. AI is still in it's infancy. The devs at MS cannot write even simple OS updates and features, must less something as complicated as AI. AI will take many years to be ready for deployment to home users. SMH. As someone who has used MS since the days of DOS, i may finally make the switch to Linux on all of my computers.
I hate AI on Windows
Also recall will now store the data in a VBS Enclave, which is an encrypted virtual machine. "Supposedly" not even Microsoft could access the data if they wanted to. Of course if you are using your computer for illegal activity, I would probably still not trust doing that activity on a recall enabled computer. For the majority of everyone else, it will probably be safe. But I for one will not have the thing enabled. I don't care to see what I did on my computer 3 weeks ago. If I need to capture something, I use Greenshot as my capture program.
I don't trust Bill Gates
What is the difference between the new on processor NPUs and the tensor cores on many graphics cards? Can the NPU be used or shared by any other software - is that hardware feature open to devs?
BTW, the NSA has PETA bytes of storage, just saying.
LoL. All the soon to be released Intel 200 SKUs contain 13 TOPS NPUs. So, according to MS they will indeed be CoPilot+ desktop PCs
Like I said in the video, there could be in the future. But we are talking about now.
@@Britec09 Release date is October 24 so fair point. Still I predict much trouble in the future, and not just for MS. For me it's Ntlite FTW, everything is gone on my game box including Defender, onedrive and bitlocker, and I'm sure happy that I have an external firewall that will not give all this junk a free pass to home base.
I'm simply tired of Microsoft's jerking us around and forcing crap on 'Our PCs', that we don't want. Goodbye MicroBloat.
BS, itis indeed on my Win11, dism reports it as enabled
So disable it.
It is all well and good saying that MS have announced what they are doing through blog posts, but the problem Brian is that even if MS aren’t doing anything nefarious, they should make their users more aware of new features such as Recall.
I was speaking to my brother about the problems 24H2 is giving people. He isn’t a big computer nerd, and when i brought up about Recall, his first response was what’s that? And there is your problem, the average unsavvy user doesn't know about these changes.
And some are probably wondering why there’s this 8GB of space now being taken up or why their computer is laggy because Recall is enabled by default.
I wasn’t able to test 24H2 on my main machine to see for myself what it’s like on that as it gives me a boot error. So i wasn’t able to see all they’ve done. But they do need to do better in making their users aware of a new feature, what it does and if they would like it enabled.
Recall is NOT capturing data on Windows 11 24H2.
I'd love to see Microsoft try it with my Manjaro box...
I would like to see Manjaro play Fortnite and Valorant, but it ant going to happen.
But manjaro sucks donkeyballs
Maybe he values performance, privacy and security more than playing Fortnite.
@@alfaxgo 100%
I have an ancient laptop that I bought refurbished at least 8 years ago. After an update last week, the copilt icon appeared on my taskbar. Does that mean this old pc is a copilot+ pc? I don't want copilot, or recall either. I've got little to hide, but it's all mine and I hate sneaky, little, uninvited fingers in my business.
That is Copilot not Copilot+
@@Britec09 Wow, man. You're quick. You commented in between me posting then editing my mistakes, lol. Cheers, Bri.
I didn't expect MS to copy the images themselves. But does it still store the interpretation by the bot of what it sees in a plain text? That can be easily checked via a backdoor and hackers could also get their hands on it. I have registered that MS is going to secure these materials better now than it initially planned (and received a deserved criticim), but knowing MS even that will have some holes. And pobably the user will be blamed.
Thank you for the info, I still don't trust Microsoft as far as I can throw em. 🤣
It sounds like a copilot+ PC is a upgraded PC. My laptop, which does not qualify for windows 11, has Copilot+ on it. This was done a window 10 update.
Copilot and Copilot+ are two different things. You have Copilot not Copilot+ as it requires a NPU
Windows 24H2 LTSC stable release is out now, so you can download that without all the AI slop and other bloat.
Doesn't mean because you don't see recall in settings that it is not there were talking about microsoft here they hide stuff in registry and gpedit .
You keep saying this is not true coming from a guy 2 years ago that used to say microsoft don't collect data but what do i know i only do crappy windows support on the side but at least i can stay objective and not believe everything microsoft say.
You are one of the conspiracy theory group, assuming they are copying your data and sending back to Microsoft. Don't be that person accusing people, provide evidence Steve to backup your claims, otherwise you are spreding misinformation.
@@Britec09 Evidence of what look at your network connections that are not needed just for data collection or just the fact of every stupid tutorials you do to show privacy you always have to go in registry or gpedit dude im just like you i do tech i see this crap every day and it is border line criminal what microsoft,google,facebook do but google and micosoft is worst because it's not just online service but os level.
Thank you for the video Brian very informative and fully explained!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thx 4 clearing that up. We need facts on this topic.
💯
Literally nobody wants this, or "ai" slop.
Disabled or not if it's on the system it's too much.
Like I said, you have a choice to turn it off or on and you also have a choice to use another OS. Not rocket science
It's those linux users that are fearmongering windows users...
A flashy way to waste my PC's resources. Shall we see the return of Clippy ;-?
I hate AI on computers. Turn it all off.
Already uninstalled Copilot, MS Edge, and Windows Widgets from 24H2. Also uninstalled a Phone Link, Mobile Device Features, and other nonsense. Once you buy a computer with an NPU unit in it like a new Desktop Ultra Core 200 Intel CPU, just go to BIOS and disable useless NPU -> problem solved. You do not f. know what Microsoft does with recall, they say it stays locally. Can you prove that they are not sending to the central server? (Trust me, Microsoft has enough storage space for all PCs running Windows in this world. You can bet on that.) No, you cannot and you cannot trust crooks at Microsoft. How do you know that they won't do it in the future? American people made 1000s of concessions to all different areas of gov and companies that ultimately they have very little freedom. Speaking of Windows -> do not ever keep any personal documents or other types of files in it. Use Linux for that. I use Windows for gaming only. For anything else, Windows is a complete garbage.
Nice idea, but, since the boards and the BIOS have not been released to the public no one knows with certainty if the NPUs can be disabled.
@@lylegc01 I have seen the BIOS of Z890. You can disable iGPU and NPU including E Cores.
The big problem with Recall isn't spying but the demand on the computer's resources it asks. Most people would turn it off simply for that reason. Of course there's a security issue in having a copy of your activities on your computer.
Yeah. I have to render a lot and harddrive space is really precious for me. A 50gb of my render image could save me from stopping my render in mid because of lack of space.
I'm staying on 23H2 until the bugs are ironed out and until the Github community create some tweaking scripts for 24H2. NEVER trust Microsoft's word...they say this but they'll do the opposite.
britec, how much are they paying you huh?
Settings - timeline -turn off saving this pc's activity
5:55 Looking at the first paragraph, it will be removable by normal means.
Yeah, EU people will be able to uninstall once released
i wish recall was coming to every trash can at this point, more i hear or mishear what it does or not do its just very annoying
Good news for me for Lenovo Co Pilot+ laptop I have fully supported
Wrong, not every PC will be infected winspy recall
I don't have Copilot or Recall on my PC. I stopped using Microsoft Windows more than 3 years ago. So NOT every PC. . . BTW I use Arch Linux. . .
Microsoft has been preparing to do this for years. It issues a lot of gee-whiz goobledygook because it can't say that keylogging slows down older computers so much you'll notice it. That's why the nonsense about Windows 11 "not working" on older computers that run Windows 10 just fine (even when they do have TPM 2.0 and Bitlocker). That's why Windows 12 will require faster, more-powerful hardware too. That's why "helper" bloatware such as Cortana gets you used to newer computers being no faster than old ones. And that's why they keep moving around and hiding configuration settings. When they DO install and activate real-time monitoring through an overnight update, you'll never notice it. The computer's just as sluggish as ever and the drives and Internet connection are being constantly driven as usual.
No, it won't be. Because not every PC will even BE running the Microcock Windows from now on.
Still many that wanna keep saying that according to microsofts own released statements Recall is coming to copilot plus pc's only. If that statement is accurate then how is it i had to disable it on my 4 year old lap top that's running windows 11. Sure the full feature may not be there but some part of it is for some purpose. I think microsoft needs to disclose that purpose to it's users.
I can only explain and show what I know and whats published on Micrsofts site. I don't make crap up like others or spread misinformation beacause I assume I know something.
@@Britec09 Nobody is saying you are lying they are saying the evidence we have suggests that microsoft is lying. Don't worry yourself you do an awesome job!
Where did you get that background you showed toward the end of the video?
Think its bing wallpaper feature
Here's the thing; at the rate PC's are replaced or upgraded, it won't be long before most PC's comply with the Copilot+ specification. AMD and Intel will be incorporating 40 TOPS+ NPU's in their upcoming CPU ranges as standard.
Prior to the uproar about Recall, Microsoft had intended to opt people into its use by default. Unless changes have been made, the snapshots were not secure as demonstrated by someone using some Python code.
Of course Microsoft can't have everyone's snapshots sent to them. However, occasional and selective snapshot harvesting could, at some point, occur. MS have an awful record on privacy and anti-consumer trust issues, and no, that doesn't make me a conspiracy theorist.
Windows 12 will be even worse for shoving AI into everything you do. Of course, if one can simply disable the NPU on your CPU, that should help disable much of the AI "assistance" I would think.
Yep, and add their cloud uploading via one drive and bitlocker by default in the last 6 months with hardly a mention to the average user who don't do tech.
They rolled out co-pilot PCs making Recall exclusive to those --> it failed miserably --> now they force it on everyone
They have not forced it on everyone 😂Don't beleieve everything you read or see.
People who don't know what they're talking about spreading false information
To many users from India & Sri Lanka giving out bogus info. DO NOT LISTEN TO THEM! -Cheers!
Wait for it here come the Linux fan boys
HOW do you know that you actually turned OFF Recall?
Copilot is on all iso from Microsoft now and there is no setting to disable it. Wth the hell is there no simple button to just disable copilot.why is this forced. Then theres the fact that the status of snapshots is on even though it is supposedly opt in. How does that make sense??
The theres the other fact that even if you disable it, only eu pc can completely remove the trash spyware. Holy shyt Microsoft. They are as the linux fanboys make them out to be in this case. I am still on windows 10 and will upgrade last minute to 11. Wish linux wasnt as trash an os. I'd have made the switch already if it wasnt.
So Co-Pilot + Recall will only wotk with win-11 and not win-10?
Though they backed that out months ago
It can't be impossible to remove, disabled or hamstring Recall
Sure, that is always possible, but I'm sure they've thought of that and either constantly nag with annoying messages/dialogs or outright error-out or cripple the system because a "required system service" is malfunctioning.
Great video. thanks for the information well explained sir thanks once again....!
Always welcome
Dude sometimes man, you and I are nowhere.
in essence, I think you'll know if you have one of these super dooper pcs that can run recall. you'll know you bought one of these. you can turn the thing off too.