> At least with Siri it can be disabled during the setup Wizard and you can choose to use it or not (i never do on Mac)
How is that different than disabling Recall on first boot/setup?
How is that different than disabling Recall on first boot/setup?
Options turn themselves on for some reason, historically speaking
Consumers: Then why did you implement equivalent APIs to the ones advertisers use to siphon our information from Android?
Apple: OH UNFAITHFUL CONSUMER, IT WAS DONE SO TO TEST THEIR FREE WILL
Microsoft is known for being utterly user-hostile when pushing features on people. I have a gaming PC I occasionally boot up and every single time I do so it harasses me to use their cloud service in a way that very much seems like it will restrict my ability to use my own computer if I don't.
User trust is expensive to buy and cheap to relinquish!
I'd argue Apple is more an "Invade the privacy but keep quiet about it" with a shiny and aggressive ad campaign toting privacy from (others, but conspicuously not apple).