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The article says Microsoft accepts it as a bug and is working to resolve it.

• gotchange 11y ago
  How does this exonerate them? This could be interpreted or viewed as just inadequately covering their tracks.
  • jevgeni 11y ago
    I didn't say it exonerated them. I said it was a bug in Microsoft's view and they are allegedly fixing it. I'm not sure what you mean by the "covering their tracks" bit.
    • alexcroox 11y ago
      He means they were doing it on purpose and used the "bug" excuse when they were caught.
      • jevgeni 11y ago
        What's the reason for Microsoft to be doing it on purpose?
        • JBReefer 11y ago
          Their massive stock in tinfoil companies
          • jevgeni 11y ago
            Yes! :D But wouldn't it be awesome, if all conspiracy theories were produced by a conspiracy of the tinfoil industrial complex?
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