Good whatever your time zone is, I was hoping I could get a quick helping hand and maybe for the time being it might be useful for anyone in a similar situation. I’m having legal let us call it a discussion with a gaslighter of the bureaucracy and need help providing evidence to support my claim to finance that I’m owed. I was hoping that my ‘wonderful’ Win 11 spy AI might have snapped some pics of me filling in a form. But a quick duck search didn’t enlighten me on the location of these pictures and I’m in a rush because when dealing with power the lesser side is the one with the time limit.
Does anyone know the answer here and a good way to decrypt them?
Thanks in advance for any help you might be able to give.
Recall never rolled out. If you didn’t manually take screenshots of the form being filled out, there’s nothing to find.
I remember the logo appearing on my partner’s laptop when it first came out. being a longtime PC nerd I was not happy about it, but she liked the sound of what it could do for her and as she pointed out she never has to type a password (the way I set this up to give her an easy time) on this thing, so I left it alone. then Microsoft did their “recall” of recall and encrypted it but I wasn’t paying much attention… from what I have found there might be a version of it on here encrypted and hidden, still trying to catch up with all new win11 stuff (I hate this OS and avoid it like the plague). Anyway, I hope you are wrong because we need the images with the timestamps, at the same time I hope you’re right because recall is such a bad idea and really was the cherry on top of the cake for most os’s are now spyware and win11 is the king of that group.
Down the bottom of this thread and many other threads are why I oddly hope it’s there. I can’t believe I’m saying this, hahaha
in elevenforum: /t/recall-and-copilot-will-break-file-explorer-if-disabled-in-24h2.29377/
Ohh and when I do a simple file search for recall the taskmanager pauses the process, strangely.