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You are correct about the downplaying. I do not see how this adds any appreciable danger in terms of data stored, that isn't already extremely accessible in a p
by its-summertime 2y ago
You are correct about the downplaying. I do not see how this adds any appreciable danger in terms of data stored, that isn't already extremely accessible in a place on the computer with the same permissions that exist for Recall.
In turn, I do not see people complaining about Firefox storing all your browsing history in plain text, your chat history in cache files, so on and so forth.
- wizzwizz4 2y ago> your chat history in cache files Probably because Firefox doesn't do this. Firefox's cache is very predictable, and does as it's told: most chat services do not result in information being stored in the cache, once you end the session.