Thanks to a timeline scrubber, you can scroll through everything that happened each day. Plus, you can use natural language to search for things within your Recall history. However, some security experts expressed concerns about Recall, fearing that hackers would see it as a gateway for stealing user data.

After an apparent back and forth on the issue, it looks like Microsoft will allow Copilot+ PC owners to uninstall the controversial Recall feature from their Windows 11 devices.In fact, the choice to remove Recall was recently flagged up by keen-eyed observers of Windows 11 preview builds,

You’ll be getting Recall in November, if you want it – and Microsoft has made a lot of changes on the security front.

With the Windows 11 2024 update, Microsoft has improved the model that underpins Paint to deliver faster results. Plus, with new generative fill and erase tools, the Microsoft boasts that you can now use an adjustable brush to remove "unwanted or distracting elements" in your image. You can also a dd new elements exactly where you want them.

Windows 11 now lets you remove Recall AI, Microsoft confirms the possibility in a new announcement about the feature.

Microsoft has made a bunch of new announcements, including Recall feature for Copilot+ PCs rollout timeline, Click to Do, Windows 11 24H2 update, and more.

Ever since Microsoft introduced the recall feature in Windows, it has raised numerous privacy concerns due to its ability to capture snapshots of sensitive data like personal information, passwords, and financial data.

Microsoft is rolling out Windows 11 24H2, and is introducing its next round of features for Copilot+ PCs, including bringing back Recall.

The 'photographic memory' feature in Windows 11 is set to begin rolling out soon. Will the security improvements be enough to satisfy critics?

If you are unaware, One of the biggest highlights of the Windows Copilot+ PCs was the AI-powered Recall feature. Microsoft, at the launch, created hype for the feature. However, soon it ran into problems and concerns over privacy and data safety. Microsoft responded and delayed the rollout of the Recall feature.

With the latest Windows update, Copilot+ PCs, powered by Snapdragon chip, can finally experience the Recall feature.