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If true, I don't understand how this is surprising. Google has been using all possible tactics to convince users to give them ("sync") all their data, including
by hdjjhhvvhga 5y ago
If true, I don't understand how this is surprising. Google has been using all possible tactics to convince users to give them ("sync") all their data, including bookmarks and passwords. So from the point of view of Nadella, why should MS be any different?
- iamstupidsimple 5y agoIt's possible to be OK sharing information with one company but but not another? Especially when MS has a large history of security f'ups.
- kps 5y agoChrome lets you locally encrypt sync'd data with a password.
- Mikeb85 5y agoGoogle has been far more trustworthy. Is there any evidence they do anything with your data except match it to ads via algorithm? I've had Hotmail accounts hacked back in the day, never happened with Gmail. MS is insidious in trying to keep squeezing more from you and automatically adding your account to everything. Google just gives me useful stuff, and even takes away all ads on the products I've paid for. With MS there's still ads in paid products.