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Microsoft Global Privacy Summit

Over the past several months, we have convened discussions with some of the worldâ€™s foremost privacy thinkers to explore alternate models for privacy in a modern information economy.

Today, weâ€™re advancing these discussions during a global forum being held on our campus in Redmond, Washington.

Do Not Track considerations

Microsoft will give Windows 8 users Do Not Track (DNT) options for Internet Explorer 10, as part of our commitment to "Privacy by Design" and putting people first. Learn more about whether track or not to track.

Achieving privacy in the cloud

For businesses, privacy is a concern but not necessarily a barrier when it comes to adopting cloud computing. Newly released Microsoft-sponsored research provides further insight into this topic.

Screenshot of Microsoft Privacy Statement

Microsoft Privacy Statement upgrade

Microsoft recently unveiled significant improvements to the look and feel of its privacy statements, making this information easier for customers to locate and use. We invite you to visit the new experience and welcome your feedback on it.

Microsoft Privacy Community

Online posts from Microsoft privacy experts on current issues

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Microsoft joined an FCC forum to discuss location-based services and privacy.
With Internet Explorer 9, people can better control how much information they share online. Together with a set of built-in security features, these new privacy controls make Internet Explorer the most trusted way to protect your data online.
Privacy by Design is increasingly being seen as a competitive advantage. See how Microsoft recently shared with Congress its commitment to consumer privacy in Windows Phone 7.

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