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That might be the case now but who knows where the future takes them. A smart legal council once told me even though you have a great relationship with the org
by boringg 4y ago
That might be the case now but who knows where the future takes them. A smart legal council once told me even though you have a great relationship with the organization right now the contract you sign is binding and when ownership changes and revenues needs are different you really don't know who you are up against and what they will do with your data. Not that we have any real power except to try and use another product...
- dayvid 4y agoA lot of their money is from enterprise contracts. These businesses have strict privacy requirements and would immediately end their Microsoft contracts or sue the company is they were monetizing their data. Let alone businesses with regulated privacy laws like medical or fintech. No business would touch them with a 10 foot pole. For Windows Home or other free/bundle solutions, it's a different situation. But not for enterprise or pro/higher-tier customers.