Microsoft is quietly testing another Recall for Windows 11, but this one doesn’t record your screen
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Microsoft is to develop a new digital memory called Project Pantheon for Windows 11. Users store content manually and search it via a chat interface. A start date for the cloud program is not yet fixed. (Read more)
Microsoft is discreetly testing Project Pantheon, an AI application for Windows 11 that keeps in mind what is entrusted to it, discovered the Windows Latest website. Unlike Recall, it does not record the screen continuously.
After Recall's monumental flop, its controversial backup solution, Microsoft is currently working on a less intrusive alternative. For the hour called Project Pantheon, this new system does not continually capture your screen, but requires a manual selection of the items to be saved.
Microsoft is quietly testing another Recall for Windows 11, but this one doesn’t record your screen
Microsoft is quietly testing Project Pantheon, a Windows 11 app also called Context Vault that saves only what you pick as memories, sorts them into collections and lets AI answer questions about them. It works with the Share menu, Click to Do and even with Claude through MCP. I used it all summer.
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