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I'm not following. Is there a TOS loophole around "cache mail data in Azure" that permits my paid account email data to be handled differently by Microsoft than
by xtiansimon 3y ago
I'm not following. Is there a TOS loophole around "cache mail data in Azure" that permits my paid account email data to be handled differently by Microsoft than, say, Chase bank handles my financial data stored somewhere in their cloud? And password? Are you claiming they have a pain text store of my password?
The expectation is generally that your message data in a free account is subject to being used for some internal purpose.
But we don't expect paid account message data to be used in any way. We pay for the service and the storage.
Maybe my expectations, while possibly naive, are nevertheless baseline and subject to change from new information.
- quantified 3y agoAnd now you are rightfully wondering about how Chase is using your financial data...
- xtiansimon 3y agoNo. I'm not. It's not the point what [company x] is doing with our data *internally*. I accept this is the age we live in. Besides, insurance and banks are the OGs of data and risk and have been mining our data for centuries. What new are the "Free" products. I'm wondering about is the Moral Relativism and corruption of those developers, project managers, and leadership of "free" projects on the business class developers, project managers, and leadership.
- quantified 3y agoYou're not concerned about how Chase is selling your transactions to third parties?