Windows 10: Why does microsoft keep pushing recall

Nobody likes this feature, everyone knows it will eventually be exploited for military purposes, and yet microsoft keeps pushing it.Why?Is this just that microsoft is struggling to stay relevant in the ai future and thinks reinventing browser bookmarks is the way to go?Or is it just an obtrusive data farming system as everyone expects?Either way I've permanently disabled windows updates until this is off the docket permanently, and I suggest everyone do the same.

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PocketMSN does not push hotmail

• it appears to me that PocketMSN is a bridge to Windows Live as WM5 doesn't have it...
  
• there is no option to resync every 15 minutes
• no push email as advertised by PocketMSN (email update in real time)
• WM6 update is due out in about 2 months for Blackjack on ATT / Cingular with Windows Live...
  
• Microsoft support hasn't responded in days
• product doesn't work as advertised

I'm AOK with trying anything somebody can suggest to resolve this... my steps have been:

- hard reinstall of WM5, then install subscribe to and install PocketMSN

 

Is it possible to just not have Recall on my computer

Retrace your steps with Recall - Microsoft Support

System requirements for Recall

Your PC needs the following minimum system requirements for Recall:

• A Copilot+ PC
  
• 16 GB RAM
  
• 8 logical processors
  
• 256 GB storage capacity
  
• To enable Recall, you’ll need at least 50 GB of storage space free
  
• Saving screenshots automatically pauses once the device has less than 25 GB of storage space
  

Shop Copilot+ PCs | Microsoft

Are the Copilot+ PC experiences available on all Windows 11 PCs?

These features require powerful neural processing units (NPUs)—a specialized computer chip for AI-intensive processes—that are unique to the Copilot+ PC class of devices.

If your PC isn't one of these with an NPU on the Snapdragon® X Series processor, it simply won't run Recall or any of these other Copilot+ PC features, so you don't even have the option to ruse these.

Guess you're badly behind the times for true AI computing, eh?

Rob