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What's the difference between stealing the history of OCRs of screenshots on anything you did versus the ability to steal my tax/financial documents, business t
by tssva 2y ago
What's the difference between stealing the history of OCRs of screenshots on anything you did versus the ability to steal my tax/financial documents, business trade secrets, private letters, photos and other information commonly stored on a computer which can be taken in the same manner whether it is on Windows, Linux or macOS?
- lolc 2y agoThis Recall feature keeps text of emails typed and never sent, of documents viewed and deleted.
- tssva 2y agoAnd that makes the security associated with it any more important than my kept documents how?
- wkat4242 2y agoIt's the more exposed thought process that shines a strong light into your mind. It's not just what you do but the why. It's no wonder collecting this info is a priority. It will be a goldmine for dataminers with the right correlation. Sure right now it's not collected centrally but I'm sure sooner or later there'll be a quick "just click off this tiny T&C update before you continue" crossing our paths. Also, it means that this confidential info is now in more places than one. It's no longer sufficient to encrypt a file and lay it on a usb stick in the safe. And it's also there in centralised place ripe for the taking. Not even any need to scan the system to find valuable information.
- lolc 2y agoText on screen can be more confidential than text on disk.
- tssva 2y agoAnd it can be the other way around. I still don’t get why this demands some new level of security beyond what protects other data.
- lolc 2y agoSo I want to read an encrypted mail, then delete it. What do I do?
- tssva 2y agoDisable the feature permanently or click the Recall icon on the system tray and quickly pause it while you read the encrypted email.