> On the one hand, we can’t expect Microsoft to offer legal advice to its zillions of users or a blanket indem­ni­fi­ca­tion. On the other hand, Microsoft isn’t

> On the one hand, we can’t expect Microsoft to offer legal advice to its zillions of users or a blanket indem­ni­fi­ca­tion. On the other hand, Microsoft isn’t sharing any of the infor­ma­tion users would need to make these deter­mi­na­tions. Should someone ask a senator's chief-of-staff to send a strongly worded letter (on behalf of the senator) to ask Microsoft to publicly answer these pressing questions? We're several months in and the silence is deafening