Windows Insiders can currently try preview builds that bring new options for Recall to the EU. Screenshots of screen content taken by Recall will be exportable.
Sharing snapshots will allow for further editing with third-party apps and websites, Microsoft says in the Insider beta announcement. When you first open Recall and choose to save snapshots, Recall will now display an “export code” in the EU.
This will be required to export Recall snapshots and share them with trusted applications or websites.
Microsoft developers explain :
"As a best practice, we will only display the export code once during initial setup to ensure that you, and only you, have control over the export of your data. Microsoft does not have access to the export code and cannot recover it if it is lost." 
If the export password is lost or it is suspected that unauthorized persons have gained access to it, affected parties should reset Recall. This will delete all snapshots and reset Recall settings to their default values. Windows will also generate a new Recall export password if you enable snapshot storage again.
Microsoft explains how exporting will work in Recall.
To initiate the export operation, users will need to authenticate using Windows Hello. They will then have two export options. One is to export previous snapshots, with the time periods “Last 7 days”, “Last 30 days” or “All”.
To continuously send snapshots to third-party websites, there will also be an option to export snapshots “from now on”.
For managed devices (by organizations), Microsoft provides policies that will control the export of snapshots. The “AllowRecallExport” policy. The default value for organizations prohibits export, while each export will be controlled per user.
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