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New “Recall” feature in Windows 11 is a privacy nightmare (www.theverge.com)

submitted 8 months ago by Gemini24601 to c/aboringdystopia

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The new “Recall” feature really does look good on paper, but the taking in mind that it catalogues almost everything you do on your computer, it could turn out to be a privacy nightmare. “logging things you do in apps, tracking communications in live meetings, remembering all websites you’ve visited for research, and more,” according to the Verge. What could this mean for future computing? It would certainly make digital forensics a whole lot easier…..

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[–] Linkerbaan 5 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

Well you asked how to get out of the windows privacy nightmare. He simply answered it. This isn't like some vegan telling you that veganism is going to save global warming. It's an actual solution.

Within Windows you can guarantee that Microsoft will somehow auto activate these privacy nightmares as they always do. No matter the Sysadmins trying to fight Microsoft with Regedits.

Linux is starting to get more and more usable each year, and the need to jump ship from Windows gets bigger and bigger each year. While software compatibility remains an issue for a lot of proprietary Windows software, companies might want to seriously consider moving to Linux for privacy related reasons.