So it is a Key-logger rebranded as "AI", and I'm sure Microsoft protected themselves in the EULA. Did this violate the legal definition of an "expectation of p

So it is a Key-logger rebranded as "AI", and I'm sure Microsoft protected themselves in the EULA. Did this violate the legal definition of an "expectation of privacy"? In most WIPO countries, you can't legally record other peoples conversations unless both parties give you prior consent (hence the quality assurance disclaimer on phone services.) Single-party-consent does not mean what most people think it means, and has launched many lawsuits. I usually recommend this list after a windows 11 "offline" install: https://github.com/StellarSand/privacy-settings/blob/main/Privacy%20Settings/Windows-11.md https://github.com/StellarSand/privacy-settings/blob/main/Pr... They sure don't make it easy to un-dork your PC for sure, but it works if you need to run the OS for that one legacy application that people refused to port to Mac/Linux. Good luck, and make sure to sue them in a jury trial... They won't change their behavior unless there are fiscal disincentives. =)