Few things that Recall can do: - Make sure Recall is per user and not something that can be installed system wide for all users. - When a user enable Recall, i

Few things that Recall can do: - Make sure Recall is per user and not something that can be installed system wide for all users. - When a user enable Recall, it should ask to setup a "Recall password" and generate a private public key and use the password to encrypt the private key. - Use the above public key to encrypt all the data it stores. - When user wants to search Recall history, ask for the password, decrypt the private key and use the decrypted private key to decrypt the data and show the data to user. - Show some sort of indicator on taskbar that Recall is running, not a tray icon (which can be hidden), but a proper big red circle kind of thing. To me this seems like another case of MS top executives telling every team that they have to do something with AI. Typical approach used by many executives and managers - "Here is a new tech, figure out a product to build with it".