Microsoft’s general counsel talks privacy at Harvard Law School. Microsoft’s first “sea-change” moment came in the year after the September 2001 terrorist attacks, when Microsoft was asked to voluntarily share data with U.S. law enforcement. Microsoft is tackling the issue of trust by bringing its legal resources to bear and implementing changes in its enterprise contracts. The level of concern varies in Germany, across Europe, Brazil, and even came up in conversations with large businesses in Japan, he says. Microsoft has filed three lawsuits against the government in the past year.”]
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