Microsoft, Recall

Microsoft’s Recall AI is creepy, clever, and compelling
I honestly thought I’d hate Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature and immediately disable it, but after using it for the past couple of weeks, I’ve been both creeped out and impressed with what it’s capable of.
Microsoft Recall still captures SSNs, passwords, and more – and there’s no way to stop it
Tests with Microsoft's updated Recall in Windows Copilot+ PCs show that the AI feature will capture logins, passwords, and credit card data.
Microsoft's Recall feature appears to capture sensitive information, test shows
Microsoft Recall, which is an AI-driven tool that constantly screenshots your PC activity to build a searchable database of everything you've ever done, apparently can't always filter out sensitive information like credit card and Social Security numbers.
A new test shows Microsoft Recall’s continued security problems
Microsoft's Recall feature and its new security standards are being tested by Windows Insiders again, and still creating problems.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Microsoft Recall Can Still Potentially Screenshot Your Sensitive Information
Even after Microsoft delayed Recall for half a year, the auto-screenshotting AI feature still needs to iron out some rough edges.
Microsoft’s Recall is still saving sensitive information in latest beta
Recall, Microsoft's latest AI powered feature, is back in Preview for Windows Insiders. It also seems to still be a cybersecurity nightmare.
Microsoft Warns 400 Million Windows Users—Do Not Update Your PC
Republished on December 14 with Microsoft’s response to dangerous user confusion after a raft of “muddled” articles were ...
Microsoft Recall, tested: I like the AI, but I just can’t trust it
I've tested Microsoft Recall's AI search capabilities within Windows for about a week. While it's already saved me several ...
Microsoft Recall caught capturing credit card and Social Security numbers despite reassurances it won't
A new report reveals that the controversial Windows Recall feature captures sensitive information despite filters.
Security News this Week: Microsoft’s AI Recall Tool Is Still Sucking Up Sensitive Data
Plus: The US indicts North Koreans in fake IT worker scheme, file-sharing firm Cleo warns customers to patch a vulnerability amid live attacks, and more.
Microsoft’s Recall Feature Returns with New Security Upgrades but Falls Short in Privacy Tests
Microsoft has brought back its Recall feature for Windows Insiders, months after pulling it from test builds due to security ...
How to enable Windows Recall — it's now possible to try the controversial Copilot feature
There are two ways to enable Windows Recall. The first is to opt in as soon as you boot up your PC, which will turn on the ...
Microsoft Recall offers a ‘sensitive information filter’ to avoid saving your credit card details – but whoops, it doesn’t work
Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature stumbles yet again: this time it’s been caught storing users’ credit card and social ...
Hosted on MSN2d
Surprise! The "new and improved" Microsoft Recall is still a privacy nightmare
Microsoft Recall continues to capture sensitive information, including credit card and social security numbers. Despite a ...