Windows 11 Is Quietly Installing OneDrive Photos, and It Wants to Scan Your Photos for Faces if You Allow It
Windows 11 is now automatically installing a new app called OneDrive Photos, which functions as an additional photo viewer and editor integrated with OneDrive. The app scans local storage for images and can group faces using facial recognition if the user permits, raising privacy concerns since it is installed without explicit user consent and can only be removed by uninstalling OneDrive entirely. While the app offers features like AI-powered search and photo management similar to Microsoft Photos, its silent installation and integration with OneDrive have sparked criticism.








