US EditionMicrosoft OneDrive Limits How Often You Can Adjust Facial-Recognition Settings
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Microsoft is testing a controversial new policy on OneDrive: users will only be able to disable automatic scanning of their photos by artificial intelligence three times a year. Officially, the objective is to ensure the stability of the service and compliance with the laws on illegal content. But this restriction questions the real place of consent and the compatibility of this practice with the European GDPR, which guarantees the right of with…
Microsoft OneDrive's AI Face Recognition Feature Raises Privacy Concerns Over Opt-Out Limits
Microsoft’s latest experiment inside OneDrive has users questioning just how much control they really have over their data. The company is quietly testing an AI-driven face recognition feature that automatically groups photos by people. However, a detail buried in its settings has triggered alarm among users. According to a report from Slashdot, the preview users […]
Microsoft is currently experimenting with a new AI-powered facial recognition feature in OneDrive – albeit under strange conditions. The feature is currently being rolled out to selected users in a preview phase, without them having actively opted in. Disabling this feature is only intended...Read the article: Microsoft OneDrive: AI facial recognition with deactivation restrictions tested You can support us with every purchase you make through A…
OneDrive's AI face scanning feature suggests it can only be disabled 3 times a year — but that doesn't seem right
Microsoft is slowly rolling out a new feature in OneDrive that allows the app to identify common faces in photos using AI, and people have noticed its support webpage suggests the feature can only be disabled up to three times a year.
While Microsoft is working on a brand new interface for its OneDrive service, the company is testing a new facial recognition algorithm in parallel to facilitate the sorting of photos.
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