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Apple, Amazon and more tech companies support Microsoft's email privacy stance in court By John Callaham published 15 December 14
Congressional committee meeting to discuss privacy in wake of recent nude leaks By Chuong Nguyen published 6 November 14
UK government set to rush through emergency surveillance legislation By Rich Edmonds published 10 July 14
Microsoft awarded top marks for protecting user data from prying governments By Rich Edmonds published 16 May 14
Microsoft launches marketing campaign to help keep your email private By Rich Edmonds published 6 November 13
Microsoft joins forces with Google to sue the US government over surveillance transparency By Rich Edmonds published 31 August 13
ZEN & TECH 57: From NSA to cameras everywhere: Coping with privacy violations By Rene Ritchie published 31 July 13
Xbox One: Details emerge on licensing, online connectivity, and privacy By Sam Sabri published 6 June 13
Privacy risk: WhatsApp for Windows Phone tags your geolocation metadata to saved photos By Daniel Rubino published 16 April 13
