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Microsoft: Windows Recall now can be removed, is more secure
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Can Recall be Totally removed?
Even if it's possible you know you're going to have to keep removing it every other update. Big "if." My guess is no.
Perhaps I can avoid the updates on Mars....
Ah, Total Recall. I missed that one.