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AI is often difficult to integrate with existing enterprise system and leaves open doors to security and privacy concerns, according to a SolarWinds IT Trends Report.
The company’s new Recall feature will record everything a PC user does, a potential treasure trove of information and data for hackers.
From the device to the server and everywhere in between, rock solid privacy is baked in. That's as it should be.
Recall, which captures and stores screenshots of desktop PC activity every few seconds, was labeled a “privacy nightmare” when first unveiled last month.
The privacy-conscience search engine said it will not use information users input for training LLMs or in any other way reveal who queried the chatbot.
While it may seem counterintuitive to entrust security to a single password manager app accessed by a single password, using a password manager is in fact a very good idea. Here’s how to choose a password manager for your business — or fo
Apple's made an almost shocking admission about how its top-tier iPhones compare with Google's Pixel products — and holy moly, is it a monumental shift.
Microsoft's new Windows 11 Recall feature seems inspired by Google Chrome 1.0 — and the once-popular Google Desktop for Windows PCs.
Corporate privacy policies are supposed to reassure customers that their data is safe. So why are companies listing every possible way they can use that data?
A new AI feature coming in Copilot+ PCs this year will capture your screen every five seconds and store the screenshots. Here’s what you need to know.
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