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Microsoft Delays Recall Feature Release

November 1, 2024
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Microsoft has announced a delay in the rollout of its Recall feature for Windows Copilot+ PCs, with the new preview date set for December instead of the previously planned October release.

The decision comes as the company aims to enhance user experience while addressing privacy and security concerns surrounding the feature. Initially introduced in May, Recall is designed to create a “visual timeline” of users’ activities on their PCs, allowing them to easily locate information across various applications, websites, images, and documents.

Since its unveiling, the Recall feature has faced scrutiny regarding its potential implications for user privacy. In response to feedback, Microsoft decided to disable the feature by default and implement additional controls to prevent unauthorized access to the stored content.

To strengthen security, the company is incorporating features such as “just in time” decryption, which ensures that Recall snapshots will only be decrypted when users authenticate their identity using Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security. This approach aims to mitigate concerns about unauthorized access while still providing users with a helpful tool.

The development of Recall will continue under Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative, which emphasizes a commitment to user security and data protection throughout the technology’s evolution. By prioritizing these aspects, Microsoft seeks to reassure users that their privacy is being taken seriously.

The changes being made to Recall reflect the company’s broader strategy to balance innovation with user trust, ensuring that new features are both functional and secure.

As the anticipated December preview approaches, users are encouraged to remain engaged with updates regarding the Recall feature and its enhancements.

The forthcoming release will provide Windows Insiders an opportunity to test the feature and offer feedback that will shape its future development. With a focus on user experience and security, Microsoft is working diligently to ensure that Recall meets the needs of its users while maintaining the highest standards of data protection.

Reference:

  • https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2024/06/07/update-on-the-recall-preview-feature-for-copilot-pcs/
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