An AI feature that takes screenshots of Microsoft users' laptops every few seconds won't be released next week over security concerns. One cyber security expert described the feature as a 'grab and go' for criminals.
Microsoft won't be releasing its controversial AI Recall feature with the rest of its updates next week. The feature that takes screenshots of users' laptops every few seconds was being investigated by the Information Commissioners' Office over security concerns.
It would then pull up screenshots of the times they were looking at a red lamp, and link them to the websites they were on. It would also search through pictures, documents, presentations and files and pull up anything relevant on their laptop. It may even suggest actions the user would want to take in relation to their search.
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