This move, of course, was preceding the new privacy statement and service agreement that accompanied the release of Windows 10.Īs he put it, “We are simplifying the services agreement and privacy statement because we believe that real transparency starts with straightforward terms and policies that people can clearly understand. Horacio Gutierrez, Deputy General Counsel of Microsoft’s legal and corporate affairs, wrote about the company’s commitment to transparency on the Microsoft blog back in June 2015. But the reality is, even if you read Microsoft’s 12,000-word service agreement, it’s still confusing and vague at best. You have probably heard the news by now: Microsoft has updated a controversial service agreement that lays out in scary detail how your personal data is being used and abused – at least, that’s what the major tech blogs are saying.
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