> You can get access with customer permission for a limited time window which is audited. In the normal course of business no. Right but no one is saying your

> You can get access with customer permission for a limited time window which is audited. In the normal course of business no. Right but no one is saying your department is violating our privacy. I'm not sure why you feel a need to defend it. I think we can safely say that MS's methods of violating our privacy are all automated and that you + coworkers aren't eyeballing our personal data. So we can move on from that. If you'd like to speak to the privacy violations that are referenced in the article, we're all ears. Education guesses about methods or who some of the 3rd parties are would be terrific.