But the tool soon faced scrutiny from privacy advocates, forcing Microsoft to delay the rollout for additional review. Recall comes at a time when Microsoft and o

It's deja vu all over again for Microsoft's AI-powered Recall tool. After a delay in June and then a second one in August, Microsoft is once more pushing back testing of the feature intended for its Copilot+ PCs.

Whether Microsoft will hit even the modest December testing deadline remains to be seen. As for the question of when Recall might be implemented as an official feature for Windows 11 Copilot PCs is anyone's guess. It's good that Microsoft now seems to be taking a cautious approach.

Microsoft’s AI-powered Recall feature, designed to track desktop activity, faces delays as ongoing concerns prompt the company to enhance privacy and security measures.

Following its original delay, Microsoft is postponing its controversial Recall feature once again. Windows Insiders can now expect to test it in December.

Recall was previously delayed until October. Now, Microsoft says the feature is getting some final tweaks and will start testing it in December.

Microsoft’s screenshot-grabbing AI feature Recall has been, er, recalled for a little longer. Enthusiasts in the Microsoft Insiders group were expecting to try to Recall firsthand about now, but extremely high-security stakes seem to be gumming up the works.