Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Standards

Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by logicchains on Thursday June 06, 2024 @01:59AM (#40593991)

>Windows Recall is completely local

I'm pretty confident if the NSA or whatever asks MS for those screenshots, they've got a way of making them non-local. The EU is already pushing for mandatory local scanning for CSAM, do you think they wouldn't also extend this to Windows Recall snapshots once the technology is there?

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Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by Maro on Thursday June 06, 2024 @02:22AM (#40594134)

I don't take Microsoft devices seriously, esp. PCs, except the Xbox they never last or gain widespread adoption..

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Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by crawfishphase on Thursday June 06, 2024 @02:47AM (#40594302)

Microsoft Surface

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Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by Maro on Thursday June 06, 2024 @03:51AM (#40594715)

I've never seen one irl.

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Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by vundercind on Thursday June 06, 2024 @02:07PM (#40600514)

I’ve seen exactly one. Got one at a dev agency I worked at as a Windows test device.

This was like a 3rd or 4th generation one, I think. I was really excited to finally get my hands on one because they were supposed to be really good.

TL;DR it was mediocre-leaning-bad judged as a laptop, and a terrible tablet. I can’t figure out how they got anything but bad press for the things.

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Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan... by crawfishphase on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @01:44PM (#40720302)

ms personal computing revenue was 13.9 billion usd in 2023

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