Windows Latest noticed the new functionality, called 'Journeys', in testing with Edge, where it's currently hidden in the ...

Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature, that automatically screenshots nearly everything on a Copilot Plus PC, is meeting ...

Microsoft has also emphasized that the Azure AI tool, which analyses the snapshots captured by Recall, processes data locally on the device’s AppData folder, ensuring sensitive information won ...

The privacy-minded Brave browser doesn't want Recall snooping on your online activities, though you can turn the option back ...

After months of controversy, Microsoft is finally confirming the ability to uninstall Recall. The company has done a full review of Recall’s security, and explains why users should trust it.

Finally, Microsoft says that it’s adding additional layers of protection to Recall, including “just in time” decryption protected by Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS).

Recall, which takes advantage of advanced Neural Processing Units (NPUs) in new Windows PCs, was announced in May as the flagship feature in Copilot+ PCs from Microsoft and other computer makers.

Microsoft first announced its changes to Recall on June 7th, less than two weeks before it was due to ship on new devices. That rush to fix Recall’s security issues always felt like a big ask ...

Microsoft was quick to take this feature down, but that didn’t mean that it was finished with it. Today, Microsoft announced that Recall is not dead, and it will be landing on Microsoft Copilot+ ...

Obviously, this led to several humorous headlines about Microsoft recalling Recall. That said, Microsoft and Qualcomm are fully committed to the launch of the Copilot+PCs.

Recall was initially slated for release in June, but was delayed as Microsoft scrambled to address security concerns. Now, it will launch in October to Windows Insiders testers.