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Just a bitly clone that they use in their apps, not just when characters limits exists. For me it’s a disguised company-wide router used because nobody at Micr
by pjerem 5y ago
Just a bitly clone that they use in their apps, not just when characters limits exists.
For me it’s a disguised company-wide router used because nobody at Microsoft is responsible for URL schemes on official domains so nobody is confident that it’ll not break.
I don’t even think it’s a bad strategy tbf. But the domain is so awful and just looks like phishing if you don’t know MS is behind.