> I don't understand how recall even got launched. No one should have spent money developing it. I disagree. I would feel quite comfortable using functionality

> I don't understand how recall even got launched. No one should have spent money developing it. I disagree. I would feel quite comfortable using functionality like Recall on my personal computer, on which I of course run Linux, if it was opt-in. It's a great idea. The problem is that it's an idea that's just not compatible with how Microsoft is running the Windows platform, the relationship the company has with its customers, and that it was originally announced as impossible to disable. Recall as default-on for managed corporate devices is preposterous, for example.