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Microsoft y indique qu'ils mettent simplement un outil à disposition et que l'utilisateur est responsable de tout: droit d'auteur, .
Microsoft stocke des informations sur sa création et associe ces informations et le contenu à un identifiant de contenu
Article anglais original de la dépêche de NextImpact: https://www.theregister.com/2024/08/14/microsoft_services_agreement_update_warns/
An appeal court ordered Microsoft to refrain from placing and storing cookies on the data subject's end devices without consent, even if this requires Microsoft to stop placing tracking cookies at all.
What if you have CC-BY-SA?
À l’ouverture d’un document Microsoft Powerpoint ou Word, depuis Windows, une connexion websocket chiffrée (TLS) est initialisée entre le poste de travail de l’utilisateur et le serveur distant "augloop.office.com". Au travers de cette connexion, l’ensemble du contenu du document est transmis à ce serveur au format texte. Chaque modification effectuée sur le document est également transmise au travers de cette connexion. Ce comportement est effectif même si le document initial n’est pas stocké dans le cloud Microsoft.
S'il y a besoin d'un n-ième exemple
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We had four lawyers, three privacy experts, and two campaigners look at Microsoft's new Service Agreement, and none of our experts could tell if Microsoft plans on using your personal data – including audio, video, chat, and attachments from 130 products, including Office, Skype, Teams, and Xbox – to train its AI models.
Windows 10 EOL will affect 240 million devices.
The problems lasted weeks and it is now solved in one day after being public...
It's amazing how quickly Microsoft can fix things if issues are made public: Yesterday we've reached out to Microsoft Germany along with the press release asking them - again - to fix the issue of tutanota.com emails going to Spam in Outlook. The issue was then fixed within one day (after we had been in direct contact for three weeks without any success)!
To meet the demands of the European Commission's Digital Markets Act—slated to be enforced in March 2024—Microsoft must make its apps easier to uninstall, its default settings easier to change, and its attempts at steering people toward its services easier to avoid.
It includes Bing, default apps, Edge, etc...
C'est pas la fête chez Microsoft
les systèmes de Microsoft utilisent une technique de « brute force » pour tenter de passer outre la protection par mot de passe.
Ils utilisent les mots de passe contenus dans une liste prédéfinie, et « ils extraient aussi les mots de passe contenus dans les emails »
Why Skype and Teams seems to be concurrent in the same enterprise...
Microsoft long ago figured out that the secret to succeeding in Enterprise software is making CIOs & CTOs happy, not end users.
Based on a Microsoft Teams vs Slack daily users comparison
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I totally agree with https://sebsauvage.net/links/?LSWKJw
Sure, Microsoft isn't perfect. For instance, there are serious legal and ethical questions about how its subsidiary GitHub is using open source code in its commercialized Copilot AI-based pair-programming service [....]
However, you can find fault with any major company using Linux or open source software.
So? Is it ok if others have faults?