Microsoft has delayed the rollout of a controversial AI feature in its upcoming Windows 11 update that would have allowed the company to recall or edit data from users’ devices. The feature, called “Cloud PC,” was intended to enable Microsoft to access and modify data on users’ PCs for security purposes. However, privacy advocates raised concerns about potential abuse and lack of transparency. In response to the backlash, Microsoft has postponed the release of Cloud PC, stating they need more time to address feedback and ensure the feature meets customer expectations. The company emphasized its commitment to privacy and security, promising to provide more details on Cloud PC’s implementation in the future. The delay underscores the ongoing tension between technological advancements and privacy rights in the digital age.