Microsoft is preparing to launch its new Copilot Plus PCs next week without the controversial Recall feature that screenshots user activities on these laptops. The software giant is delaying Recall to test it with the Windows Insider program to ensure quality and security standards are met. Microsoft initially intended to ship Recall as an opt-in feature with enhanced security measures, but is now reevaluating its release model. Privacy concerns and security experts have raised alarms about Recall's potential cybersecurity risks, prompting Microsoft to make it an opt-in experience, encrypt the database, and authenticate through Windows Hello. This decision follows Microsoft's commitment to prioritize security over everything else, as highlighted by vice chair Brad Smith's testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee. Recall's development and testing process continue to evolve, emphasizing Microsoft's dedication to implementing necessary security improvements before its launch.