Row 51684

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It's also a security nightmare... these screenshots will likely contain information users have deleted, have behind a password - or even the password itself, have physically somewhere else etc.

Gaining access to machine already is bad enough, but with Windows Home version not having bitlocker - even just stealing the laptop could mean getting access to things that never were on it, or that should be behind multiple passwords.

And also scammers that connect via teamviewer or sth - you can literally never tell them your password, never type it when you're connected to them and still they can steal everything.

Even worst case scenario, you have a virus on PC - previously some kind of keylogger could steal your password, but still it had to run for some time with high privilages. Now it simply requests information from this "AI database" which conviniently already has everything labeled and organised!

And as you said, the privace angle is just as bad, if not worse. It's quite literally spyware running 24/7 advertised as a feature! The moment this comes to my PC I'm nuking the whole OS and installing Linux. I don't want a single toggle in settings to protect me from such a privacy and security nightmare - especially with Microsoft's history of turning on things people dont want behind their back.

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text It's also a security nightmare... these screenshots will likely contain information users have deleted, have behind a password - or even the password itself, have physically somewhere else etc. Gaining access to machine already is bad enough, but with Windows Home version not having bitlocker - even just stealing the laptop could mean getting access to things that never were on it, or that should be behind multiple passwords. And also scammers that connect via teamviewer or sth - you can liter…
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