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Windows Recall: A Perfect Memory or a Perfect Data Leak?

Windows Recall: A Perfect Memory or a Perfect Data Leak?

April 9, 2026
by oxfemale CopilotRecallSecuritywindows

An in-depth look at Windows Recall on Copilot+ PCs, how its SQLite and embedding databases store screen history, and how the TotalRecall tool can extract that data—revealing serious security and privacy implications.

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