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without seeing an actual data file created by recall, i would expect it to quickly become large. if so, i would not keep it on a system drive, when you can sto
by rolph 2y ago
without seeing an actual data file created by recall, i would expect it to quickly become large.
if so, i would not keep it on a system drive, when you can store it externally, to be plugged in when the owner feels they actually need recall data, and left physically out of band when its wise to do so
- dylan604 2y agohow would the recall data get expanded if it is not plugged in all the time? hopefully you can see while it's not designed that way
- rolph 2y agoideally it wouldnt be expanded, the whole point is to have definite denial of recording at any time, or a cut off period, such as archiving the system portion after 12, or 24 hours. this saves system storage space, and preserves data for the owner should they need what they were doing 6months ago.