Kevin BeaumontKids nowadays get Chromebooks at college, MacBooks for uni, use Android or iOS on their phones and game on PlayStation 5 and Switch.
Windows is this legacy thing forced on them by old people in business.
I think that’s part of why Microsoft Recall had such a negative reception.
Microsoft CEO: here’s a feature where Windows remembers everything you ever looked at, photographic memory.
Youth: what. the fuck.
(A)bort, (R)etry, (F)lail?@GossiTheDog it's just one of those features 10 years too early.
Gmail was absolutely hated at release for scanning all email, until the concept of receiving 100 emails a day became normal.
Same with Google Photos, until the idea of taking 10s of photos a day would be considered quaint.
It's just that Microsoft finds the wrong way to do things, NTFS is an encryption bottleneck and Windows API's can't provide enough info to the data it does scrape (hence the need for screenshots).
@GossiTheDog Similar features would only appear on other platforms once processing can happen fully on device and the user behaviour logging is collected in a different way.