The difference here is that "find a new job" might be accomplished by LinkedIn...which is also owned by Microsoft. So Microsoft's cloud ecosystem generally own

The difference here is that "find a new job" might be accomplished by LinkedIn...which is also owned by Microsoft. So Microsoft's cloud ecosystem generally owns your work email, and the site you use to find a job. Honestly: I don't care what they say (because it'll be "we datamined LinkedIn, but don't worry we did it with only the public APIs and just bypassed rate limiting so technically...to add data to our "employee leaving" filter...) - Microsoft and LinkedIn, specifically, need to be forcibly broken up with this sort of control over the full employee lifecycle.