> Good on them. I find this to be quite a stretch. A company with an atrocious record on privacy got caught violating user's privacy in an atrocious way, and

> Good on them. I find this to be quite a stretch. A company with an atrocious record on privacy got caught violating user's privacy in an atrocious way, and they backed off amid widespread controversy. MS calculated that the cost of the bad product image outweighed the benefit of selling your data to your employer. I have no reason to believe this is going to improve their handling of data privacy in the future.