Would anyone have problems with Recall if it worked exactly as it does now but was delivered turned off by default and displayed a clear warning about the risks involved if the user tried to turn it on?
I mean, there are probably valid use cases for it, if you know what you're doing. If I remember correctly, there is an OSINT tool that does something similar about your browser, so that you don't forget or misplace some piece of information you've stumbled upon while investigating a case.
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