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Which is exactly what you agreed to when you signed up for their service. Privacy and Microsoft are mutually exclusive.
by cheeze 13y ago
Which is exactly what you agreed to when you signed up for their service. Privacy and Microsoft are mutually exclusive.
- sliverstorm 13y agoKind of the way it is with every service, unless you take extra measures to protect yourself. E.g., PGP, careful selection of data you upload, or just not using any cloud services in the first place.
- PythonicAlpha 13y agoNo, normal online providers will have terms that they don't infringe into your privacy rights.
- sliverstorm 13y agoOh, so you mean unlike Microsoft they pretend they don't infringe on your rights. :)
- PythonicAlpha 13y agoThere are many online-services, where there is no such right given to the hosting company to read the data contained in the service. I would say, that such a statement is rather uncommon (may be changed by the eMail providers MS and Google). And: In my opinion, they just pretend! In my country, such a behavior could well be contested in court in my opinion, because we normally have strong rights protecting communications.
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