Microsoft’s controversial AI screenshating tool, memory, Has been back again After being, okay, What Multiple times
About a year after its discriminatory announcement, Microsoft is finally missing on Windows 11, but it is still not available to most users (and you probably don’t use it even if you have access to).
If you ever need help to remember something, you have used AI to “remember” things done on your Windows 11 PC by taking screenshots every few seconds. The feature preview version is now Set for “Gradually Rollout” For Windows Internal Program members, the memory is still not available to the general public.
This is probably for the best. This is not the first time that Microsoft has tried to launch the memory, but it has to return the feature due to privacy issues and reaction from users.
For example, researchers saw the previous version of memory Storing sensitive data as unmanned simple text files. Memory was also caught Screenshating Credit Card Number And social security numbers.
Microsoft Made some big changes Go back to September to solve many early issues with memory, and convert it into an opt -in feature, meaning that it will no longer be turned on by default. Microsoft is urged users to set Windows Hello to authenticate any attempt to access memory data, and also thank sensitive data that is no longer stored as simple text files.
Therefore, the reclow of it is far more secure when Microsoft actually announced it. You should still be careful about its use, though, assuming that you are a “lucky” Windows internal member who has access to it. Although Microsoft has made hackers difficult to access and steal your missed data, you are still trusting Microsoft yourself to protect yourself in large quantities of data and the way you use your computer.
Depending on how comfortable you are with it, it seems less dangerous. Microsoft has said that it Cannot access or see your memory dataWhich its Co -Petat AI follows your device locally (this means that the data is not sent to the cloud). You can freely leave or disable, delete your screenshots, or filter some content and apps.
I’m still not in a hurry to activate it on my Windows laptop. Considering the tumultuous history of memory, I will wait and see how the preview version has come out as more security issues can still be popups.
When you take the risk of your privacy when you go to the Internet, the memory literally looks at the risk of privacy by literally looking at everything on your screen. Something has gone here Call memory “spyware” And compare it to the virus.
