> Is such paranoia warranted? Millions of corporate laptops run Windows 11 just fine.

Yes. With Windows Recall data mining surveillance screenshots taken every 5-7 seconds, completely disregarding if this may compromise your security, safety or privacy, we move from "you're the product" to "you're a pet in a zoo, and we want to learn from your behavior."

> I know M$ is evil and spying on you, but not to such degree.*

I mean, they could be recording every second.

I'm pretty sure that's a bandwidth issue.

Not because they really feel like giving you 3-4 second pockets of security, safety and privacy.

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TiredOfLife 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

I can't wait for the AI overlords to take ower. Maybe then we can finally be free from people spreading misinformation and fud.

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delfinom 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

>Windows Recall data mining surveillance screenshots

Some of you people are just too far gone to turn off a setting.

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TiredOfLife 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

Turn on. It's off by default. But people on HN, reddit and twitter are too stupid.

	▲	xigoi 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		> It's off by default. For now. This is Microsoft we’re talking about. Needing a Microsoft account to log in to Windows used to be optional.

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sshine 4 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I’m reminded of a checkbox titled “Don’t ask me next time” when logging into Microsoft Online that I am given the option to check every single time I log in.

My lack of trust in Microsoft (or Google) to keep my interest in mind is rooted in experience.

The problem is: once your organisation is so corrupt that they think of this shit, turning off bad ideas becomes a game of whack-a-mole.

Just say no to this kind of behaviour.

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chainingsolid 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

We don't trust them to not turn it back on later...