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Microsoft's Recall Feature Captures Credit Card and Social Security Info
A real-world test of Microsoft's AI search feature shows it is capturing personal information it's supposed to filter out.
Microsoft's Recall feature appears to capture sensitive information, test shows
A built-in filter is supposed to protect credit card and social security numbers. It doesn't always work.
Microsoft Recall still captures SSNs, passwords, and more – and there’s no way to stop it
Tests with Microsoft's updated Recall in Windows Copilot+ PCs show that the AI feature will capture logins, passwords, and credit card data.
You can now try Microsoft’s Recall AI feature on Intel and AMD Copilot Plus PCs
Recall takes screenshots of almost everything you do on a Copilot Plus PC to make it searchable and easy to recall a memory or retrace your steps. Microsoft has made the AI experience entirely optional, so you can enable snapshots to find what you were working on previously through natural language search or a scrollable timeline.
Microsoft Recall is capturing screenshots of sensitive information like credit card and social security numbers
After multiple delays and afterthoughts, Microsoft is now bringing Recall to more systems and CPU architectures. The new feature takes screenshots of the desktop every few
Windows Recall AI Is Capturing Sensitive Data Even When the Filter Is On
Recall is said to be recording credit card numbers and social security numbers in certain scenarios, even with the 'Sensitive Information' filter active.
Microsoft's Recall AI keeps capturing sensitive data that it shouldn't
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How to enable Windows Recall — it's now possible to try the controversial Copilot feature
Note: Windows Recall is currently only available to Copilot+ PCs through the Windows Insider Program in the Dev Channel.
Microsoft Recall offers a ‘sensitive information filter’ to avoid saving your credit card details – but whoops, it doesn’t work
Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature stumbles yet again: this time it’s been caught storing users’ credit card and social ...
Microsoft Warns 400 Million Windows Users—Do Not Update Your PC
The confusion around Microsoft updates continues. Just as it releases the last Patch Tuesday of 2024, with a new zero-day ...
Microsoft expands Recall preview to Intel and AMD Copilot+ PCs
Microsoft is now testing its AI-powered Recall feature on AMD and Intel-powered Copilot+ PCs enrolled in the Windows 11 ...
Microsoft’s Copilot Vision preview watches your browser to offer AI help
Microsoft is launching a preview of Copilot Vision, an AI tool for Microsoft Edge that works as a Copilot in real time.
Microsoft’s Copilot Vision assistant can now browse the web with you
The generative AI assistant is available in a limited preview, analyzing web pages you visit and offering guidance.
Microsoft's Copilot can now browse the web with you, if you're in the early preview
As the name suggests, it will let Copilot see what’s on your screen, specifically within Microsoft’s Edge browser, so it can ...
Microsoft’s Recall AI is creepy, clever, and compelling
I honestly thought I’d hate Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature and immediately disable it, but after using it for the ...