MICROSOFT HAS SPOKEN out about its oft-criticised privacy policies, particularly those in the newly released Windows 10, which have provoked a spike in Bacofoil sales over its data collection policies.
The company announced a new and simplified privacy policy earlier this year designed to cover all its products, from Word to Skype to that search engine no-one uses. Ask Bing, or something.
So Windows supremo Terry Myerson laid out his stall in a blog post on Monday on how data collection was being used, and not used, and why it is necessary.
