Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETFollowing a series of delays and pauses, Microsoft is giving its problematic Recall feature another shot. It was tested last fall in the Dev Channel as an early, experimental feature, but it is now gradually rolling out in the Release Preview Channel.Now available in previewIn a blog post published Thursday, the company announced that Recall is now available in preview mode for Windows Insiders running Windows 11 24H2 build 26100.3902. Available only on Copilot+ PCs, this is the first preview of the May 2025 update. Assuming Recall doesn’t trigger any further issues or concerns, you can expect the feature to go live next month. Also: Microsoft overhauls the dreaded Blue Screen of Death – here’s what’s newInitially announced in May 2024, the AI-powered Recall has been touted by Microsoft as photographic memory for your computer. By taking a series of snapshots of your activity in Windows, the feature acts as an advanced search tool that lets you quickly find things you’ve done and seen. On the surface, that sounds like a great way to help you find files, apps, settings, and other content. Also: Windows 11 PC won’t boot? Microsoft’s new tool tries to fix it before you even panic – here’s howBut any feature that takes snapshots of everything you see and do in Windows also sounds like a privacy risk. After learning how Recall works, Windows users expressed concerns, while some security experts called it a “privacy nightmare.” More