Microsoft Begins Public Testing of Windows Recall Feature on Snapdragon-Powered Copilot+ PCs

By Aayush

Microsoft has initiated the public preview of its anticipated Windows Recall feature, releasing it alongside Click To Do in Windows 11 preview build 26120.2415 for Dev Channel Insiders. These releases mark the first major additions to Copilot+ PCs since the platform’s June launch.

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Enhanced Security Measures

Following earlier delays focused on security improvements, the revamped Windows Recall now incorporates several critical safety features:

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  • Mandatory Windows Hello authentication
  • Local data encryption
  • Protection against third-party access
  • Opt-in activation requirement

Privacy Commitments

Microsoft emphasizes its strict privacy standards for Windows Recall:

  • No cloud storage of captured data
  • No AI model training using collected information
  • No data sharing with third parties
  • Complete user privacy with exclusive data access

Limited Initial Availability

The preview release comes with specific hardware requirements:

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  • Exclusive to Copilot+ PC devices
  • Currently limited to Snapdragon X processors
  • Intel and AMD Copilot+ PC support pending
  • No announced timeline for expanded processor support

Community Involvement

Microsoft has actively engaged with security researchers during development, incorporating their feedback into the feature’s design. The company continues to seek input from the security community during this preview phase.

This release represents a significant step forward for Microsoft’s AI-enhanced computing vision, though the limited hardware compatibility may temporarily exclude many Copilot+ PC owners from participating in the preview.

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