enhanced data security

Winsage
November 1, 2024
Microsoft has postponed the rollout of its Recall feature, originally set for October, to December for members of the Windows Insider program. Brandon LeBlanc, a senior product manager, stated that the delay is to ensure a secure and trusted experience. Recall is designed to capture snapshots of a user’s desktop activity using AI and store this information in a searchable database. Concerns about privacy and unencrypted data storage have led Microsoft to implement enhanced security measures and make Recall an opt-in feature that can be uninstalled.
Winsage
July 27, 2024
Windows 11 offers two main editions: Home and Pro. The Home edition is priced at 9, while the Pro edition costs 9. Upgrading from Home to Pro incurs an additional fee of . Windows 11 Home supports only a single CPU socket and a maximum of 64 CPU cores, whereas Windows 11 Pro supports dual CPUs with up to 128 cores. The Home edition allows for a maximum of 128GB of RAM, while Pro accommodates up to 2TB of RAM. Windows Sandbox and Hyper-V, tools for virtualization, are exclusive to Windows 11 Pro. Additionally, Windows 11 Pro includes BitLocker for enhanced data security, while the Home edition has basic encryption features. Microsoft Remote Desktop is not supported in Windows 11 Home, requiring Pro for remote access capabilities.
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