The latest Canary build (Build 25982) was released to the Windows Insider Program recently, and the build finally brings Copilot to the Canary Channel, among other features. However, Windows spotters, such as @XenoPanther, have noticed that this build adds clues that a cross-device experience might soon come to Windows 11, one way or the other.

The latest Canary build (Build 25982) was released to the Windows Insider Program recently, and the build finally brings Copilot to the Canary Channel, among other features. However, Windows spotters, such as @XenoPanther, have noticed that this build adds clues that a cross-device experience might soon come to Windows 11, one way or the other.

Windows enthusiast, @XenoPanther, has noticed that Build 25982 introduced a cross-device webcam to the Windows 11 registry.

What should we expect? Well, according to another Twitter user who replied to this observation, Microsoft might release a new webcam with Windows Hello built-in.

And, truth be told, it could be quite the idea: Microsoft recently announced that Windows Hello is one of the many ways to a passwordless future on Windows 11. Being able to sign into your Windows 11 using your phone? Definitely a good idea.

If a cross-device webcam could be a clue, then it means that Microsoft might head to a cross-device experience with Windows 11, or future iterations of Windows.

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