
Techlore Surveillance Report Microsoft's Rare Confession: Windows AI Could Leak Your Data
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Nov 27, 2025 Microsoft faces backlash over its AI features, leading to concerns about security and data leaks. The podcast discusses malware stealing messages from encrypted apps like Signal and WhatsApp. EU regulations are scrutinized, particularly around Chat Control and its implications for privacy. Brave and Mozilla push for privacy-first AI solutions, while practical tips for avoiding mobile spyware emphasize the importance of app security. Recent data breaches highlight ongoing vulnerabilities in major organizations.
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Agentic AI Brings New Security Risks
- Microsoft admits agentic AI introduces novel security risks like cross-prompt injection that can override instructions.
- Henry says there are no clear safeguards or defined "experienced user" protections yet.
User Backlash Slows AI OS Adoption
- Many users resist Windows 11 and agentic AI because features feel unnecessary, intrusive, or buggy.
- Henry notes this echoes past slow OS migrations and drives users to Linux or stick with older insecure OSes.
Linux Interest Spiked With Zorin Downloads
- Zorin OS reported 1 million downloads for Zorin OS 18 amid Linux interest spikes.
- Henry clarifies downloads don't equal active users but signals growing Linux adoption.
