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Microsoft's Guidelines for Customer Privacy

jcatcw writes "Microsoft has released its 'Privacy Guidelines for Developing Software Products and Services.' According to Peter Cullen, chief privacy strategist, Microsoft has learned about protecting user's data from such endeavors as Hailstorm and WGA. 'Certainly that and other things have contributed to us thinking deeply with how we provide security and privacy, as well as respect and control with how their information is used,' he said. 'We think others should join in this discussion.'"

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  1. privavcy guidelines ... by thrillseeker · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ... don't collect (and keep and share and sell) crap just because you can - show some backbone and leadership and collect as little as is necessary to serve your customer.

  2. The best way to protect customer information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ... is not to collect it in the first place.