Thanks to a timeline scrubber, you can scroll through everything that happened each day. Plus, you can use natural language to search for things within your Recall history. However, some security experts expressed concerns about Recall, fearing that hackers would see it as a gateway for stealing user data.

After an apparent back and forth on the issue, it looks like Microsoft will allow Copilot+ PC owners to uninstall the controversial Recall feature from their Windows 11 devices.In fact, the choice to remove Recall was recently flagged up by keen-eyed observers of Windows 11 preview builds,

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.

You’ll be getting Recall in November, if you want it – and Microsoft has made a lot of changes on the security front.

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

Microsoft has announced security and privacy upgrades to its AI-powered Windows Recall feature, which now can be removed and has stronger default protection for user data and tighter access controls.

Windows Recall's security and privacy issues which made the feature controversial, might finally be over, according to Microsoft.

Windows 11 now lets you remove Recall AI, Microsoft confirms the possibility in a new announcement about the feature.

Windows doesn't allow any code to run within these enclaves that hasn't been signed by Microsoft, which should lower the risk of exposing Recall data to malware or other rogue applications. Other malware protections new to this version of Recall include "rate-limiting and anti-hammering measures."

Microsoft announced major security changes to Recall ahead of its October release. Is Recall safe to use now? Here's a look at all the changes and whether or not you should use Recall.