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I never understood the hate for Recall. The idea is definitely good. In fact I want this sort of feature to work across my devices. I guess people don't trust M
by perryizgr8 1y ago
I never understood the hate for Recall. The idea is definitely good. In fact I want this sort of feature to work across my devices. I guess people don't trust Microsoft to implement it in a secure way?
- rkomorn 1y agoI think people already just don't want their screen recorded "24/7" regardless of Microsoft, but then when you add Microsoft into the mix, and potentially sending stuff off-host for AI etc, it gets worse? For me, regardless of Microsoft, constant screenshotting does feel more invasive than I'd like no matter what. It's already bad enough that websites do it on their own properties.
- vachina 1y agoVery likely a performance hog. And then very likely an attack vector for data exfiltration.
- viraptor 1y agoBecause every time someone checks it, it turns out it's not implemented in a secure way. You really don't want an accidental transcript of your PII and payment details to just stay there, readable to anyone with access to your user. And that's even without being sceptical and expecting the information to be mined and sold soon.
- hulitu 1y ago> I never understood the hate for Recall. It is like making sex with all your coleagues and your boss watching you and getting a performance review based on this.