I'm posting this again to my main timeline, because it's really frustrating (emphasis mine):
"Beaumont says *admin access to the system isn’t required* to read another user’s Recall database. *Another user with an admin account* can easily grab any other user’s Recall database and all the Recall screenshots by clicking through a simple UAC prompt."
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2024/06/windows-recall-demands-an-extraordinary-level-of-trust-that-microsoft-hasnt-earned/2/How is this not a contradiction? All demos I've seen clearly show that UAC elevation (from an admin account) is needed to access the DB.
I find the idea of
#Recall as baffling as anyone, but as professionals we must clearly communicate the risks, so that *real* threats (e.g. abusive spouse with local admin access) are highlighted and MS can't dismiss them as FUD.