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Copilot is available on Windows 10 and 11, macOS, iOS, Android, and through web browsers. On Windows, it can be launched from the taskbar, via the dedicated Copilot key introduced on new keyboards in January 2024, or through the voice command "Hey, Copilot." Additional features include Copilot Voice for real-time voice conversations powered by GPT-4o, and Copilot Vision, which can analyze on-screen content and provide guidance in real time. | Copilot is available on Windows 10 and 11, macOS, iOS, Android, and through web browsers. On Windows, it can be launched from the taskbar, via the dedicated Copilot key introduced on new keyboards in January 2024, or through the voice command "Hey, Copilot." Additional features include Copilot Voice for real-time voice conversations powered by GPT-4o, and Copilot Vision, which can analyze on-screen content and provide guidance in real time. | ||
==Consumer- | ==Consumer Impact Summary== | ||
===User Freedom=== | |||
Due to the aggressive methods Microsoft has used to force consumers to use the product, Copilot has gained a mostly negative reputation amongst Windows and Microsoft products consumers. | |||
===User Privacy=== | |||
Windows Recall, a Copilot-powered software, has raised a lot of privacy concerns because of its ability to take screenshots of extremely sensitive data, such as passwords or credit card information. | |||
===Business Model=== | |||
===Market Control=== | |||
==Incidents== | ==Incidents== | ||