The much-maligned Recall search feature will be only on Copilot Plus PCs that meet its security standards, Microsoft says.

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I’m excited because I think the security community is going to get how much we’ve pushed [into Recall].” One of Microsoft’s first big changes is that the company isn’t forcing people to use Recall if they don’t want to.

Microsoft has announced its next phase of AI features for Copilot+ PCs and Windows 11. At its latest event, the company has announced new features aimed at streamlining tasks and improve productivity on Windows PCs. The feature list includes the much-awaited Recall, Improved Windows Search, Super Resolution in Photos and more.

Recall, which takes advantage of advanced Neural Processing Units (NPUs) in new Windows PCs, was announced in May as the flagship feature in Copilot+ PCs from Microsoft and other computer makers. The first Copilot+ PCs were released in June without Recall, pending future software updates.

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The searchable timeline for Windows — dubbed a “privacy nightmare” when announced in May — is due to launch for Windows Insider members in October.

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.