Instead of taking constant screenshots by default, it’ll take constant screenshots only for used dumb enough to opt-in, and instead of storing everything in a plain text user-accessible and easily-hackable database, it’ll have some level of encryption, probably making it accessible only to Microsoft, cops, and better hackers.
For me, the issue isn’t even in the tech; it’s in the company. Microsoft produces usually-functional but frustrating software, and has a long track record of tactics that prove it’s not trustworthy. The only people who’d opt-in to this software from this company are people who don’t know much about this company.
Instead of taking constant screenshots by default, it’ll take constant screenshots only for used dumb enough to opt-in, and instead of storing everything in a plain text user-accessible and easily-hackable database, it’ll have some level of encryption, probably making it accessible only to Microsoft, cops, and better hackers.
For me, the issue isn’t even in the tech; it’s in the company. Microsoft produces usually-functional but frustrating software, and has a long track record of tactics that prove it’s not trustworthy. The only people who’d opt-in to this software from this company are people who don’t know much about this company.