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Yeah, I still don't want my computer screen recording everything I do. Nor do I want the computer of everyone I give my personal details to (think DMV, ISPs, utility companies, etc) to also screen record all the information I give them. This is a massive security nightmare.
Yeah maybe in ten years the dept of justice will go “hey wait a sec, we have to deal with this”
I'm in govt IT and looking to prevent this feature.
Microsoft: I’m gonna run full speed and bang my head into that brick wall!
Everyone: Please don’t
Microsoft: Everyone wants it! Here I go!
I wouldn’t mind if it just hurt them.
Unfortunately it’s our heads they’re banging up against a wall with these stupid decisions nobody asked for.
Well only if you're still using Windows.
I mean . . . you're . . . . you're not still using Windows, right?
. . .
Right?