Citiraj:
Microsoft Recall screenshots credit cards and Social Security numbers, even with the "sensitive information" filter enabled
Citiraj:
I was able to access the Recall app and view the timeline on a remote computer by using TeamViewer, a popular remote access application. You could argue that chances are someone won’t be remotely accessing your desktop without your permission. You could also take solace in the fact that Recall seems to filter out shopping pages from its captures (at least in the instances that I tested). But all you need is the right confluence of events and your personal data, anything from your Social Security number to the username and password you use for your email, could be available to a hacker.
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Izvor: Tom's Hardware
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