Microsoft Defends Gaming Copilot Privacy
Microsoft is facing fresh privacy concerns over its Gaming Copilot AI, which automatically installs and sends gameplay data for AI training.
The tool, installed through the Xbox Game Bar on Windows 11 PCs, captures gameplay images and sends data to Microsoft by default, sparking a backlash around October 22.
Microsoft claims the feature helps players and that AI training is an option users can turn off.
Security experts and users have raised concerns over the hidden screenshot data capturing, echoing the Windows Recall controversy.
Author's summary: Microsoft faces privacy backlash over Gaming Copilot AI.
- Gaming Copilot AI automatically installs on Windows 11 PCs
- Captures gameplay images and sends data to Microsoft by default
- Users can turn off AI training, according to Microsoft