Windows 10: Microsoft Privacy Policy

Because Edward Snowden illegally stole documents from my government we know Microsoft was working secretly with government. Are they still doing this? How do we know and why would we believe its not happening any longer? Microsoft never apologized nor were they ever punished. How is doing this to a customer ok? The government is god?




***Original title: Is Microsoft Still Illegally working with spy agencies to steal my data?***

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Microsoft Cashes in on Google One-Policy Paranoia in Newspaper Ad

Later this year, Google will adopt a single privacy-policy system for all its services. Some of Google's most popular services, as some might recall, are built from acquisitions of other equally genius start-ups as itself (eg: YouTube), many of these services were allowed to retain the essential part of their old privacy policies. The unified policy, effective March 1, 2012, allows sharing of usage statistics between services, to provide a user experience that's consistent between all its services. It doesn't sound harmful enough, yet it has generated public paranoia that it would, in some way, make Google more invasive on people's privacy than it already is, by, you know...owning YouTube?

Microsoft was quick put on an angel's robe and cash in on this paranoia. In a newspaper ad (first image below is down-scaled, the second is original), Microsoft talked about how Google's One Policy, One Google, One Experience is designed to be invasive to people's privacy, and how it allows Google to connect the dots between everything you do or say, across Google's various services. Fair enough, but what should have concluded as a PSA by Microsoft, ended up in being an advertisement for its own portfolio of services that are "better for users", as they're not as invasive as Google's.







A video detailing Google's One Policy update (by Google), follows.


Sources: The Official Microsoft Blog, The Verge

 

Change privacy policy

Need help and change my privacy policy? Privacy problem effected data and other countory information.

 

A speech privacy policy?

I fixed it. It was the phone not the company. The company did have a terms and agreements policy, but not a speech privacy policy. It was in settings and just a simple box that was not checked to allow voice recognition.