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Overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

If you represent organizations such as companies or schools that use Microsoft's business and developers, see the "Products for Business and Developer" in this privacy statement and Microsoft. Please check how to process your data by the customer's data. If you are an end user of a Microsoft product, or if you are using a microsoft account provided by your organization, see the products provided by the customer's organization and the Microsoft account section.

The customer has options for data shared with the technology used by customers. If we ask customers to provide personal data, customers can refuse it. Many of our products require personal data to provide services to customers. If you choose not to provide the data you need to provide products and functions, you will not be able to use that product or function. Similarly, if we need to collect personal data by law, or if we do not provide or implement a contract with customers, we cannot sign a contract. 。 Alternatively, if you are related to the existing product you are using, we may need to pause or cancel the product. In such a case, we will notify you at this point. If the data is provided, and if you choose not to share personal data, functions such as personalization using such data will not function to you.

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Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

We, for the various purposes described below, various legal basis for data processing, including customer consent, legitimate profit balance, needs for contracts, and legal obligations. It depends on the rights (sometimes called "legal basis").

We also receive data from third parties. The data received from a third party is protected according to the practices described in this statement and the additional restrictions imposed by the provider of the data. These thir d-party information sources change over time and include:

A data broker that purchases population statistical data to supplement the data collected.

• A service that allows others to use content created by users from that service, such as local business reviews and public social media publication posts.
• Communication services, including e-mail providers and social networks (when we give our company permission to access the services of thir d-party or network customer data).
• A service provider that helps identify the position of your device.
• Partners where Microsoft provides joint brand services and conducts joint marketing activities
• Developers who create experience through Microsoft products or for Microsoft products.
• A third party providing experience through Microsoft
• General resources that are open to the public, including datasets, academic datasets, commercial datasets, and other data sources.
• If you represent organizations such as companies and schools that use Microsoft's business and developers, you can refer to the "business and developer products" in this privacy statement. Please check how to process the data. If you are an end user of a Microsoft product, or if you are using a microsoft account provided by your organization, see the products provided by the customer's organization and the Microsoft account section. < SPAN> The Company, for the various purposes described below, including the consent of customers, the balance of legitimate interests, the need for conclusions and implementation of contracts, and compliance with legal obligations. It depends on the basis and rights (sometimes called "legal basis").

The customer has options for data shared with the technology used by customers. If we ask customers to provide personal data, customers can refuse it. Many of our products require personal data to provide services to customers. If you choose not to provide the data you need to provide products and functions, you will not be able to use that product or function. Similarly, if we need to collect personal data by law, or if we do not provide or implement a contract with customers, we cannot sign a contract. 。 Alternatively, if you are related to the existing product you are using, we may need to pause or cancel the product. In such a case, we will notify you at this point. If the data is provided, and if you choose not to share personal data, functions such as personalization using such data will not function to you.

A data broker that purchases population statistical data to supplement the data collected.

A service that allows others to use content created by users from that service, such as local business reviews and public social media publication posts.

Communication services, including e-mail providers and social networks (when we give our company permission to access the services of thir d-party or network customer data).

A service provider that helps identify the position of your device.

Partners where Microsoft provides joint brand services and conducts joint marketing activities

Developers who create experience through Microsoft products or for Microsoft products.

A third party providing experience through Microsoft

General resources that are open to the public, including datasets, academic datasets, commercial datasets, and other data sources.

If you represent organizations such as companies and schools that use Microsoft's business and developers, you can refer to the "business and developer products" in this privacy statement. Please check how to process the data. If you are an end user of a Microsoft product, or if you are using a microsoft account provided by your organization, see the products provided by the customer's organization and the Microsoft account section. We, for the various purposes described below, various legal basis for data processing, including customer consent, legitimate profit balance, needs for contracts, and legal obligations. It depends on the rights (sometimes called "legal basis").

• We also receive data from third parties. The data received from a third party is protected according to the practices described in this statement and the additional restrictions imposed by the provider of the data. These thir d-party information sources change over time and include:
  • A data broker that purchases population statistical data to supplement the data collected.
  • A service that allows others to use content created by users from that service, such as local business reviews and public social media publication posts.
  • Communication services, including e-mail providers and social networks (when we give our company permission to access the services of thir d-party or network customer data).
  • A service provider that helps identify the position of your device.
  • Partners where Microsoft provides joint brand services and conducts joint marketing activities
  • Developers who create experience through Microsoft products or for Microsoft products.

  A third party providing experience through Microsoft

  • General resources that are open to the public, including datasets, academic datasets, commercial datasets, and other data sources.
  • If you represent organizations such as companies and schools that use Microsoft's business and developers, you can refer to the "business and developer products" in this privacy statement. Please check how to process the data. If you are an end user of a Microsoft product, or if you are using a microsoft account provided by your organization, see the products provided by the customer's organization and the Microsoft account section.

  You have an option for data shared with the technology you use. If you are asked to provide personal data, you can opt out. Many of our products require personal data to operate and provide services. If you do not provide the data required for the operation and provision of products or functions, you will not be able to use the product or function. Similarly, if we need to collect personal data by law, or if we do not provide or implement a contract with customers, we cannot sign a contract. 。 Alternatively, if you are related to the existing product you are using, you may need to pause or cancel the product. In such a case, we will notify you at this point. If the data is provided, and if you choose not to share your personal data, the functions such as personalization using that data will not work.

  The data collected by Microsoft depends on the status of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the selection of the customer (including the customer's privacy settings), the products and functions used by the customer, the location of the customer, and the applicable law. Masu.

  The data collected by Microsoft includes the following:

  Name and contact data. Customer's first and last name, e-mail address, address, phone number, and other contact data.

  Your first and name, e-mail address, phone number, e-mail address, phone number, email address. Similar security information used for passwords, password hints, ID and account access. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Payment data. Data for payment processing, such as payment method (credit card number, etc.) and security code related to payment means.

  • Registration and license data. Information on subscription, license, and other rights.
  • Interaction. Data on the use of Microsoft products. In the case of search queries, this is the data provided by the customer to use the product. It may be data generated by Microsoft, such as bug reporting. Other interaction data examples include:
  • Device and used data. Data related to your devices and products, including information on your hardware and software, performance of our products, and customer settings. for example
  • Payment history and account history. Data related to the product purchased by the customer and the customer's account.

  Browsing history. Data on the website you browed.

  Device, connection and configuration data. Data about your device, your device settings, and nearby networks. For example, data about the operating system and other software installed on your device, including your product key. Also includes IP address, device identifiers (such as your phone's IMEI number), local and language settings, and information about WLAN access points near your device.

  Error report and performance data. Data about product performance and problems you are experiencing, such as error reports. Error reports (sometimes called "error fails") may include details about the software or hardware related to the error, the contents of the file that was open when the error occurred, and data about other software on your device.

  Troubleshooting and help data. Data you provide when you contact Microsoft for help, including details that will help Microsoft support you, such as the products you are using. For example, contact or authentication data, the content of your conversations and other communications with Microsoft, data about the state of your device, and the products you use that are relevant to your help request. If you contact Microsoft, such as for customer support, phone conversations and conversations with Microsoft personnel may be monitored and recorded.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  Content. The content of files and communications you import, upload, receive, create, or manage. For example, if you use Skype to send a file to another Skype user, we need to collect the content of that file in order to make it available to you and others. If you use Outlook. com to receive email, we need to collect the content of your email to deliver it to your inbox, make it available to you, allow you to respond to it, and store it until you choose to delete it. Other content we collect in providing products to you includes:

  • Registration and license data. Information on subscription, license, and other rights.
  • Interaction. Data on the use of Microsoft products. In the case of search queries, this is the data provided by the customer to use the product. It may be data generated by Microsoft, such as bug reporting. Other interaction data examples include:
  • Device and used data. Data related to your devices and products, including information on your hardware and software, performance of our products, and customer settings. for example
  • Comments and ratings Information you provide to us and the content of messages you send to us, such as comments, survey data, and product reviews you write.

  Browsing history. Data on the website you browed.

  The sections below for specific products describe the data collection practices that apply to your use of those products.

  Error report and performance data. Data about product performance and problems you are experiencing, such as error reports. Error reports (sometimes called "error fails") may include details about the software or hardware related to the error, the contents of the file that was open when the error occurred, and data about other software on your device.

  Troubleshooting and help data. Data you provide when you contact Microsoft for help, including details that will help Microsoft support you, such as the products you are using. For example, contact or authentication data, the content of your conversations and other communications with Microsoft, data about the state of your device, and the products you use that are relevant to your help request. If you contact Microsoft, such as for customer support, phone conversations and conversations with Microsoft personnel may be monitored and recorded.

  Microsoft uses the data we collect to provide you with a rich, interactive experience. Specifically, we use data for the following purposes:

  Providing our products, including information, security, troubleshooting, and support. This includes sharing data as necessary to provide the services and complete the transactions you request.

  Improving and developing our products.

  Personalizing and recommending our products

  Advertising and promoting. This includes sending promotional communications, targeting ads, and presenting relevant offers.

  • We also use data to operate our business, including to analyze our performance, fulfill our legal obligations, workforce development, and research.
  • To achieve these purposes, we combine data we collect from different environments (for example, the use of two Microsoft products) or receive from third parties to provide you with a more seamless, consistent, and personalized experience, to make informed business decisions, and for other legitimate purposes.
  • Our processing of personal data for these purposes includes both automated and non-automated (human) methods of processing. Our automated methods are often linked to and supported by our non-automated methods. For example, to create, train, and improve the accuracy of our automated methods (including artificial intelligence or AI), we manually validate some of the results generated by the automated methods in conjunction with underlying data.
  • As part of our product improvement and development efforts, we may use your data to develop and train AI models. Learn more here.
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  • Microsoft uses the data we collect to provide you with rich, interactive experiences. Specifically, we use data for the following purposes:
  • The provision of our products by the customer includes information, securing security, troubleshooting, and providing support. It also includes data sharing when it is necessary to provide services and execute the transactions required by the customer.
  • Improvement and development of our products.
  • Personalization and recommended for our products
  • Advertising and marketing to customers. This includes transmission of promotional communication, targeting advertising, and offers related offerings.
  • In addition, data is used to operate business, such as our performance analysis, implementation of legal obligations, human resources development, and surveys.
  • For example, Microsoft Store recommends personalized applications using information on your application and services. However, Microsoft has taken technical and procedural protection measures to prevent a combination of specific data when requested by law. For example, if you are obliged by law, if you are not authenticated (not logged in), the data collected by Microsoft will be identified directly, such as your name, e-mail address, and telephone number. It is saved separately from the account information.
  • Our personal data processing for these purposes includes both automatic processing and manual (human) processing methods. Our automated methods are often related to our manual method and are supported by manual methods. For example, in order to build, train and accurate the automated processing method (including artificial intelligence or AI), we have some output generated by the automated method for basic data. I will test it manually.
  • As part of improvement and development of our products, we may develop and train AI models using your data. Click here for details.
  • Purpose of processing and legal basis
  • When Microsoft processes your personal data, with your consent,/, providing products used by customers, operating Microsoft's business, implementing Microsoft contracts and legal duty, Perform when it is necessary to protect the Microsoft system and customer's safety and security, and to achieve other legitimate interests of Microsoft or third parties. Our basis for processing your personal data may vary depending on the method, product and service that we process your data.
  • When processing personal data based on the legitimate interests of the Company or third parties, the Company is superior to the company's interests in the process of the company, taking into account the balance between these benefits and the customer's rights and freedom. Only if you do not, handle your personal data.
  • If we relocate personal data from a European economy area, we will do this under a variety of legal mechanisms, as described in the section of this privacy notification in the section of the "Save and Treatment Location of Personal Data". 。
  Details of processing purposes Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Product improvement. We use data for continuous improvement of products, such as the addition of new features. For example, the voice recognition accuracy of the bug report to improve the relevance of the search result, the number of clicks for search results, to determine which new functions should be prioritized. Use audio data to develop and improve.

  Personalize. Many products include personalized functions, such as recommended functions to improve customer productivity and enjoyment. These functions are based on the data of our customers based on the data of our customers, such as the usage, activities, interests, and places of our products, based on the data we have for our customers, using automated processes. Customize. For example, if you stream a movie with a Windows device browser, for example, a recommended app from a Microsoft store that can stream more efficiently. If you have a Microsoft account, you can synchronize the settings between multiple devices with your permission. Many of our products have controls to disable personalized functions.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  Product development. We use data to develop new products. For example, in order to better understand the needs of customer computing and productivity, and to train and improve artificial intelligence models that form new product development, we often use no n-identified data. 。

  Customer support. We provide troubleshooting and diagnosis of product issues, repairing customer devices, and providing other customer services and support services (providing, improving the quality of our products, services, and training, and improving, and support for warranty. And use data for security incidents. Call recording data is sometimes used for customer authentication or identification so that Microsoft provides support services and enables security incidents to be investigated.

  Support for safety and troubleshooting We use data to support the safety and troubleshooting of our products. In this case, the protection of our products and customer's safety and security, detection of malware and malicious activities, and dealing with performance and compatibility issues to make our products can use our products as much as possible. Includes data use for updating our products. This also includes the use of an automatic system to identify security and safety issues. < SPAN> Verification of products. In order to activate products that require activation, we use data such as devices and apps, location information, unique devices, applications, networks, and subscription identifiers.

  • Product development. We use data to develop new products. For example, in order to better understand the needs of customer computing and productivity, and to train and improve artificial intelligence models that form new product development, we often use no n-identified data. 。
  • Customer support. We provide troubleshooting and diagnosis of product issues, repairing customer devices, and providing other customer services and support services (providing, improving the quality of our products, services, and training, and improving, and support for warranty. And use data for security incidents. Call recording data is sometimes used for customer authentication or identification so that Microsoft provides support services and enables security incidents to be investigated.
  • Support for safety and troubleshooting We use data to support the safety and troubleshooting of our products. In this case, the protection of our products and customer's safety and security, detection of malware and malicious activities, and dealing with performance and compatibility issues to make our products can use our products as much as possible. Includes data use for updating our products. This also includes the use of an automatic system to identify security and safety issues. Enable product. In order to activate products that require activation, we use data such as devices and apps, location information, unique devices, applications, networks, and subscription identifiers.
  • Product development. We use data to develop new products. For example, in order to better understand the needs of customer computing and productivity, and to train and improve artificial intelligence models that form new product development, we often use no n-identified data. 。

  Customer support. We provide troubleshooting and diagnosis of product issues, repairing customer devices, and providing other customer services and support services (providing, improving the quality of our products, services, and training, and improving, and support for warranty. And use data for security incidents. Call recording data is sometimes used for customer authentication or identification so that Microsoft provides support services and enables security incidents to be investigated.

  Support for safety and troubleshooting We use data to support the safety and troubleshooting of our products. In this case, the protection of our products and customer's safety and security, detection of malware and malicious activities, and dealing with performance and compatibility issues to make our products can use our products as much as possible. Includes data use for updating our products. This also includes the use of an automatic system to identify security and safety issues.

  Security We use data to protect the security of our products and our customers. Our security features and products can thwart malware and notify you if malware is on your device. For example, some of our products, such as Outlook. com and OneDrive, use automated methods to systematically scan content to identify suspected spam, viruses, abuse, or URLs that are flagged as fraudulent, phishing, or malware. We also reserve the right to block delivery of communications or remove content if it violates our terms. In accordance with European Union Regulation (EU) 2021/1232, we rely on the exemptions granted by that regulation from Articles 5(1) and 6(1) of EU Directive 2002/58/EC. We use scanning technologies to create digital signatures (known as "hashes") of certain image and video content on our systems. These technologies compare the hashes they create to hashes of reported child sexual exploitation and abuse imagery (known as "hash sets") in a process known as "hash matching." Microsoft receives hash sets from public interest groups that work against child sexual abuse.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Promotional Communications We use the data we collect to provide promotional communications. You can subscribe to emails and choose whether you want to receive promotional communications from Microsoft via email, SMS, physical mail, and telephone. For information about managing your contact data, subscribing to emails, and promotional communications, see How to Access and Manage Your Personal Information in the Privacy section of this Privacy Statement.

  • Related offer Microsoft uses data to provide customers with highly valuable information on our products. Microsoft analyzes data from various sources, predicts the most interesting and relevant information for customers, and delivers that information to customers in various ways. For example, you can predict your interest in gambling and let you know about new games that you can enjoy.
  • advertisement. Microsoft does not use e-mail, human conversation, videos, voice email's remarks, or customer's documents, photos, and other personal files for advertising targeting customers. Microsoft is a Microsoft Property and thir d-party property advertising in Microsoft Properties and Third Party Properties, which collected through exchanges with customers in the Microsoft products, services, applications, first party properties (Microsoft Properties) and thir d-party web properties. Use. Microsoft may use automated processes to provide more appropriate advertising to customers. For more information about how your data is used for advertising, see the "Advertising" section of this Privacy Policy.
  • Promotional and Privilege Event Microsoft manage promotion and events available at real stores in Microsoft using your data. For example, if a customer applies for a sweepstakes campaign, Microsoft may decide the winner using your data and provide prizes to the customer if it is elected. Also, if you apply for a coding workshop or game event, Microsoft will add your name to the list of participants.

  transaction. We use data to carry out transactions with the Company. For example, we process payment information to provide customers with product subscriptions, or use contact information to deliver products purchased at Microsoft Store.

  Report and business activities. We use data to analyze our work and execute business intelligence. This allows you to make decisions based on sufficient information and report the results of the business.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  Promotional Communications We use the data we collect to provide promotional communications. You can subscribe to emails and choose whether you want to receive promotional communications from Microsoft via email, SMS, physical mail, and telephone. For information about managing your contact data, subscribing to emails, and promotional communications, see How to Access and Manage Your Personal Information in the Privacy section of this Privacy Statement.

  • Related offer Microsoft uses data to provide customers with highly valuable information on our products. Microsoft analyzes data from various sources, predicts the most interesting and relevant information for customers, and delivers that information to customers in various ways. For example, you can predict your interest in gambling and let you know about new games that you can enjoy.
  • advertisement. Microsoft does not use e-mail, human conversation, videos, voice email's remarks, or customer's documents, photos, and other personal files for advertising targeting customers. Microsoft is a Microsoft Property and thir d-party property advertising in Microsoft Properties and Third Party Properties, which collected through exchanges with customers in the Microsoft products, services, applications, first party properties (Microsoft Properties) and thir d-party web properties. Use. Microsoft may use automated processes to provide more appropriate advertising to customers. For more information about how your data is used for advertising, see the "Advertising" section of this Privacy Policy.
  • Promotional and Privilege Event Microsoft manage promotion and events available at real stores in Microsoft using your data. For example, if a customer applies for a sweepstakes campaign, Microsoft may decide the winner using your data and provide prizes to the customer if it is elected. Also, if you apply for a coding workshop or game event, Microsoft will add your name to the list of participants.

  transaction. We use data to carry out transactions with the Company. For example, we process payment information to provide customers with product subscriptions, or use contact information to deliver products purchased at Microsoft Store.

  Report and business activities. We use data to analyze our work and execute business intelligence. This allows you to make decisions based on sufficient information and report the results of the business.

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  • investigation. After taking appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect the rights and freedom of individuals, data to conduct highly machine learning and artificial intelligence research for public interest and scientific purposes. Use.
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  Microsoft share your personal data if you have your consent, or to complete your demanding or licensed transactions, or to provide products. We also share data with subsidiaries and affiliates managed by Microsoft, and vendors who operate on behalf of Microsoft. If it is obliged by law or follow legal procedure s-to protect customers. To protect customers. To maintain the safety of Microsoft products, to protect the rights and property of Microsoft and its customers.

  • Note that "share" is also defined by the US data privacy method, which is to provide personal information to third parties for personalized advertising. For more information, see the U. S. Government Data Privacy Section and the U. S. Government Data Privacy Law.
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  • Microsoft share your personal data if you have your consent, or to complete your demanding or licensed transactions, or to provide products. We also share data with subsidiaries and affiliated companies managed by Microsoft and vendors who operate on behalf of Microsoft. If it is obliged by law or follow legal procedure s-to protect customers. To protect customers. To maintain the safety of Microsoft products, to protect the rights and property of Microsoft and its customers.
  • Note that "sharing" is also defined by the US data privacy method, which is to provide personal information to third parties for personalized advertising. For more information, see the U. S. Government Data Privacy Section and the U. S. Government Data Privacy Law.
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  • We share your personal data if you have the consent of the customer, or if you need the transactions that you have demanded or approved, and need to provide products. For example, if a customer sends an email to a friend, share photos and documents on oneDrive, or link an account to other services, Microsoft is the customer's content. Share with a third party. Microsoft is the customer's organization when a customer uses a microsoft product provided by an organization to which customers such as an employer or school belong, or accesses Microsoft products using an email address provided by the organization. Share specific data such as dialogue data and diagnostic data to enable the product to be managed. If you provide payment data for your purchase, Microsoft will prevent fraudulent and other organizations with banks and other organizations that provide payment data, or provide other financial services. Share to reduce. Furthermore, if you and other Microsoft account holders save the payment method (cards, etc.) to be purchased from Microsoft or its affiliated companies in your account, your purchase proof will be from Microsoft or its affiliated companies. It may be shared with everyone who accesses using the same payment method to purchase.
  • In addition, Microsoft share personal data between Microsoft's related companies and subsidiaries. Microsoft also shares personal data with vendors or agents who operate on behalf of Microsoft for the purpose described in this statement. For example, companies that Microsoft provide customer service support or to support the protection and security of Microsoft systems and services require access to personal data to provide these functions. Sometimes. In such cases, these companies must comply with our data privacy and security requirements, and do not use the personal data received from the Company for other purposes. In addition, personal data may be disclosed as part of corporate transactions, such as merging and selling assets. < SPAN> We share your personal data if you have the consent of the customer, or if you need a transaction that you have demanded or approved, and to provide a product. For example, if a customer sends an email to a friend, share photos and documents on oneDrive, or link an account to other services, Microsoft is the customer's content. Share with a third party. Microsoft is the customer's organization when a customer uses a microsoft product provided by an organization to which customers such as an employer or school belong, or accesses Microsoft products using an email address provided by the organization. Share specific data such as dialogue data and diagnostic data to enable the product to be managed. If you provide payment data for your purchase, Microsoft will prevent fraudulent and other organizations with banks and other organizations that provide payment data, or provide other financial services. Share to reduce. Furthermore, if you and other Microsoft account holders save the payment method (cards, etc.) to be purchased from Microsoft or its affiliated companies in your account, your purchase proof will be from Microsoft or its affiliated companies. It may be shared with everyone who accesses using the same payment method to purchase.
  • In addition, Microsoft share personal data between Microsoft's related companies and subsidiaries. Microsoft also shares personal data with vendors or agents who operate on behalf of Microsoft for the purpose described in this statement. For example, companies that Microsoft provide customer service support or to support the protection and security of Microsoft systems and services require access to personal data to provide these functions. Sometimes. In such cases, these companies must comply with our data privacy and security requirements, and do not use the personal data received from the Company for other purposes. In addition, personal data may be disclosed as part of corporate transactions, such as merging and selling assets. We share your personal data if you have the consent of the customer, or if you need the transactions that you have demanded or approved, and need to provide products. For example, if a customer sends an email to a friend, share photos and documents on oneDrive, or link an account to other services, Microsoft is the customer's content. Share with a third party. Microsoft is the customer's organization when a customer uses a microsoft product provided by an organization to which customers such as an employer or school belong, or accesses Microsoft products using an email address provided by the organization. Share specific data such as dialogue data and diagnostic data to enable the product to be managed. If you provide payment data for your purchase, Microsoft will prevent fraudulent and other organizations with banks and other organizations that provide payment data, or provide other financial services. Share to reduce. Furthermore, if you and other Microsoft account holders save the payment method (cards, etc.) to be purchased from Microsoft or its affiliated companies in your account, your purchase proof will be from Microsoft or its affiliated companies. It may be shared with everyone who accesses using the same payment method to purchase.
  • In addition, Microsoft share personal data between Microsoft's related companies and subsidiaries. Microsoft also shares personal data with vendors or agents who operate on behalf of Microsoft for the purpose described in this statement. For example, companies that Microsoft provide customer service support or to support the protection and security of Microsoft systems and services require access to personal data to provide these functions. Sometimes. In such cases, these companies must comply with our data privacy and security requirements, and do not use the personal data received from the Company for other purposes. In addition, personal data may be disclosed as part of corporate transactions, such as merging and selling assets.
  • Finally, if we decide in sincerity that it is necessary to do any of the following, your content ( e-mail content in Outlook. com and files in a private folder in OneDrive) We hold, access, transfer, disclose, and maintain personal data including
  • When complying with the Application Law, or in accordance with valid legal procedures, including law enforcement organizations and other government agencies.
  • Protection of our customers, organizations, and public securit y-for example, to prevent, prevent, and eradicate harmful or illegal acts, for example, to prevent spam or fraud, or harmful or illegal content. To do.
  • Operation and maintaining the security of our products, including preventing or stopping attacks on our computer system or network.

  However, if Microsoft receives information indicating that Microsoft's services are used to plagiarize Microsoft's intellectual property or physical property, Microsoft manages your personal information to satisfy Microsoft. We do not do it, but we may ask the law executive authorities.

  For more information about data disclosed by the Law Enforcement Organization and other government agencies, see the request for the Law Enforcement Organization.

  Some Microsoft products include links to thir d-party products different from Microsoft's privacy practice, or can be accessed to thir d-party products. If you provide personal data to these products, your data will apply the privacy policy of those products.

  Access and management method for customer's personal data and how to manage customer personal data

  overview

  You can also select and use your data by Microsoft. Customers can manage the personal data of the Microsoft customer and exercise the rights of data protection by contacting Microsoft or using various tools provided by Microsoft. In some cases, access or management to your personal data is limited to requested or permitted by applied laws. The way you access or manage your personal data depends on the product used by you. For example, the following is possible:

  Access the op t-out page and control the use of Microsoft's personalized advertising.

  Select whether to receive an email for advertising, SMS messages, telephone, and mail from Microsoft.

  You can access and erase some data through the Microsoft Privacy Control Panel.

  Not all personal data processed by Microsoft can be accessed or controlled through the tools above. If you would like to access or control personal data processed by Microsoft that is not directly available through the tools above or the Microsoft product you use, please contact us using the details listed in How to contact Microsoft or contact us using our web form.

  Microsoft provides aggregate metrics about user requests to exercise their data protection rights through the Microsoft Privacy Report.

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  • You can also make choices about Microsoft's collection and use of your data. You can manage your personal data obtained by Microsoft and exercise your data protection rights by contacting Microsoft or using tools provided by Microsoft. In some cases, access to or control of your personal data is limited as required or permitted by applicable law. How you can access or control your personal data also depends on the product you use. For example, you can:
  • Control Microsoft's use of your data for personalized advertising by visiting the opt-out page.

  Choose whether you want to receive promotional e-mail, SMS messages, telephone calls, and postal mail from Microsoft.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Not all personal data processed by Microsoft can be accessed or controlled through the tools above. If you want to access or control personal data processed by Microsoft that you cannot directly access or control through the tools above or the Microsoft products you use, please contact us using the details listed in How to contact Microsoft or contact us using our web form.

  Microsoft provides aggregate metrics about user requests to exercise their data protection rights through the Microsoft Privacy Report.

  You can access and control your personal data that Microsoft has obtained by using the tools provided by Microsoft described below or by contacting Microsoft. For example:

  If you have given us your consent to use your personal data, you can withdraw that consent at any time.

  You can request to access, delete, and update your personal data.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  You can also disagree or limit the use of your personal data by Microsoft. For example, you can always disagree with the use of your personal data:

  Direct marketing purpose

  When Microsoft carries out the business for public interests, or pursues Microsoft's legitimate or third parties.

  • You may have these rights under the application method, including the EU General Data Protection Rules (GDPR), but we provide these rights regardless of where you are. In some cases, access or management capabilities to your personal data may be restricted according to the request or permission of the application method.
  • If an organization such as a customer employer, school, or service provider provides access to Microsoft products and managing Microsoft products to customers, access to personal data and manage personal data. Please contact your organization.
  • You can use the various tools provided by Microsoft to access the personal data of Microsoft, manage it, and exercise the right to protect data. The most useful tools depend on your interaction with your customers and the usage of our products. The following is a general list of tools provided by Microsoft to manage your personal data. A specific product may provide additional control.
  • Bing. If you are registered in Bing, you can display and delete the saved search and chat history with the privacy control panel. If you are not registered in Bing, you can display and delete the saved search history associated with your device in the Bing settings.
  • Microsoft account. If you want to access, edit, delete, change your password, add security information, or close your account, or to close your account, you can access the Microsoft account website.
  • If you have a published Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) profile, you can access and edit your data by signing in to the MSDN Forum.
  • Microsoft Privacy Control Panel. Using a microsoft account on the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard can control some of the Microsoft process data. For example, you can view, search, and clean up your views, or clean up from here.
  • Store Microsoft. If you access Microsoft Store and select History or Order History, you can access the Microsoft Store Account profile and data.
  • Microsoft group for personal use. See this page for how to export or delete group data on your personal Microsoft account.
  • Sign in to OneDrive allows you to display, download, and delete OneDrive files and photos.

  Outlook. com. Sign in to your account and move to privacy and data settings, you can download a message to Outlook. com.

  Skype. If you want to access, edit, delete, or change your password to Skype profile information and payment information, sign in to your account. If you want to export the Skype chat history or the file shared in Skype, you can make a copy.

  • Volume license service center (VLSC). Customers who use the volume license can access the Volume Licensing Service Center Licensing Center website and check the contact information, registration and license data in one place.
  • Xbox. If you are using Xbox Network or Xbox. com, check the Xbox, account information, privacy settings, security and sharing settings online by accessing Xbox from the Xbox Console or Xbox. com website, or online. You can edit it.
  • Not all personal data processed by Microsoft can be accessed or managed through the above tools. If you wish to access or manage the personal data processed by Microsoft that cannot be used directly through the tools or Microsoft products used by you, the destination or web described in the section of "Microsoft" Please contact Microsoft at any time using the form. Microsoft corresponds to your personal data management requests in accordance with the provisions of the applied law.
  • Customer contact settings
  • Customers can choose whether to receive email, SMS, physical mail, and call promotion of sales from Microsoft by telephone. If you receive an email or SMS message from Microsoft and want to suspend the distribution, follow the instructions listed in this message. Also, sign in with your personal microsoft account, display contact information, update contact information, manage contact settings throughout the Microsoft subscription, or share contact information with Microsoft partner. By selecting, you can also select e-mails, telephones, and mail reception for sales promotion. If you do not have a personal Microsoft account, you can manage contact information with Microsoft partner. These options do not apply to specific Microsoft products, programs, activities, or surveyed forced service and other surveys and other information and communications.
  • Advertising option
  • To stop the distribution of personalized ads from Microsoft, see the opto out page. When you op t-out, your settings are saved in the web browse r-specific cookie used by the customer. The expiration date of Optout Cookie is 5 years. To delete cookies on the device, you need to op t-out again.
  • You can also link Optout to your personal Microsoft account. In this case, it is applied to all devices that use the account, and will continue to be applied until you sign in with another Microsoft personal account on that device. If you delete cookies on the device, you need to sign in again to apply the settings. For notifications about US data privacy law and thir d-party data sharing op t-out, you can check the third party partner on the Opto Out page.
  • For advertisements managed by Microsoft displayed in Windows applications, use op t-out associated with a personal microsoft account or turn off the advertising ID in Windows settings to op t-based advertisements. Masu.
  • The data used in the intervie w-based advertisement is also used for other necessary purposes (such as distribution, analysis, detection of misconduct, etc.), so even if you opt out the intervie w-based ad, this data is stopped. It is not done. The relationship with the customer may be low, but the reception of advertisements will continue.
  • By accessing a thir d-party website (see above), which is affiliated with the Company, you can opt out advertising reception from a third party.
  • Browse r-based control
  • With a browser, you can control personal data using a specific function. for example

  Cookie control: You can control the data stored by cookies by using the browse r-based cookie control described in the Cookie section of this privacy statement. Masu.

  Tracking protection. By using tracking protection in Internet Explorer (version 9 or higher) and Microsoft Edge, you can control data that thir d-party sites may collect customers. This feature blocks thir d-party content, including cookies from sites listed on the tracking protection list added by you.

  The browser checks "Do not Track". Some browsers have the "Do not Track" (DNT) function, allowing customers to send a signal that does not want to track to the destination website. Microsoft services are not currently responding to the DNT signal of the browser, as the DNT signal interpretation method has not yet been obtained. Microsoft is working with the online industry to gain a common understanding of how to respond to the DNT signal. In the meantime, you can use other tools provided by Microsoft to control data collection and use. This includes the function that refuses to receive intereste d-based advertising from Microsoft, as described above.

  • Cookies and similar technologies cookies and similar technologies MainCookiesimilTechNologiesmodule
  • overview

  Cookies are small text files placed on your device to store the data that can be called by the web server of the domain with cookies. Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies to save customers' preferences and settings, and to provide customer's login, provide ads based on interest, and deal with fraud. We analyze the performance of Microsoft products and fulfill other legitimate purposes. The Microsoft application uses additional identifiers, such as the Windows advertising ID described in the "Advertising ID" section of this privacy statement.

  In addition, we use web beacon to deliver cookies and collect usage and performance data. Microsoft's website may include web beacons, cookies or similar technologies by third parties, such as Microsoft's subsidiaries and partners, and service providers that operate on behalf of Microsoft.

  • Third party cookies include: Social media cookies are designed to display ads and content based on your social media profile and our website. Analytics Cookie is to understand how customers and other users use our website to improve our websites and to improve products and services by third parties. Advertising cookies for displaying ads related to customers. And cookies that are used to execute the basic functions of the site. (i) If you want to provide a site strictly necessary to provide a site, (ii) If you place or use optional cookies that do not aim for communication, you will obtain your consent in advance.
  • See the following sections for thir d-party cookies, web and analysis services, and other similar technologies on our websites and services. For a thir d-party list (including service providers that act on behalf of the Company) on our website, see our thir d-party cookie repository. On some of our websites, you can see the third party list directly on the website. The third party on these sites may not be listed on the third party cookie lipjitri.
  • Customers can use cookies, web beacon, and various tools for controlling data collected by similar technology. For example, you can use a web browser control to restrict how to visit the website, or to withdraw consent by erasing or blocking cookies.
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  Cookies are small text files on your device to save data that can be called by web servers with cookies. This data is often composed of a series of numbers and letters that uniquely identify your computer, but may contain other information. Some cookies are installed by third parties who act on behalf of the Company. Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies to preserve and respect customers' preferences and settings, allow login, provide ads based on interest, deal with fraud, and analyze the performance of Microsoft products. , Other legitimate purposes described below. Microsoft applications use additional identifiers such as advertising identifiers of Windows for the same purpose, and many of our websites and applications include web beacon or other similar technologies as described below. It is.

  Use of cookies and similar technologies

  Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies for context or product for various purposes: < SPAN> thir d-party cookies, web and analysis services on our websites and services, See the following sections for the use of other similar technologies. For a thir d-party list (including service providers that act on behalf of the Company) on our website, see our thir d-party cookie repository. On some of our websites, you can see the third party list directly on the website. The third party on these sites may not be listed on the third party cookie lipjitri.

  Customers can use cookies, web beacon, and various tools for controlling data collected by similar technology. For example, you can use a web browser control to restrict how to visit the website, or to withdraw consent by erasing or blocking cookies.

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  Cookies are small text files on your device to save data that can be called by web servers with cookies. This data is often composed of a series of numbers and letters that uniquely identify your computer, but may contain other information. Some cookies are installed by third parties who act on behalf of the Company. Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies to preserve and respect customers' preferences and settings, allow login, provide ads based on interest, deal with fraud, and analyze the performance of Microsoft products. , Other legitimate purposes described below. Microsoft applications use additional identifiers such as advertising identifiers of Windows for the same purpose, and many of our websites and applications include web beacon or other similar technologies as described below. It is.

  Use of cookies and similar technologies

  Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies for various purposes, depending on the context or product: thir d-party cookies, web and analysis services on our websites and services, and other similarities. See the following sections for the use of technology. For a third party list (including a service provider that acts on behalf of us) on our website, see our thir d-party cookie lipjitri. On some of our websites, you can see the third party list directly on the website. The third party on these sites may not be listed on the third party cookie lipjitri.

  Customers can use cookies, web beacon, and various tools for controlling data collected by similar technology. For example, you can use a web browser control to restrict how to visit the website, or to withdraw consent by erasing or blocking cookies.

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  Cookies are small text files on your device to save data that can be called by web servers with cookies. This data is often composed of a series of numbers and letters that uniquely identify your computer, but may contain other information. Some cookies are installed by third parties who act on behalf of the Company. Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies to preserve and respect customers' preferences and settings, allow login, provide ads based on interest, deal with fraud, and analyze the performance of Microsoft products. , Other legitimate purposes described below. Microsoft applications use additional identifiers such as advertising identifiers of Windows for the same purpose, and many of our websites and applications include web beacon or other similar technologies as described below. It is.

  Use of cookies and similar technologies

  Microsoft uses cookies and similar technologies for the following various purposes, depending on the context or product:

  Storing Preferences and Settings Microsoft uses cookies to store your settings and preferences on your device to improve your experience. For example, if, according to your settings, you enter your city or zip code to get local news and weather on a Microsoft site, Microsoft stores that data in a cookie so that you can see relevant local information when you return to the site. Storing preferences, such as your preferred language, in cookies can help you avoid having to repeatedly change your preferences. If you opt out of interest-based advertising, we will store your opt-out preference in a cookie on your device. Similarly, we will store your opt-out preference in a cookie in scenarios where we obtain your consent to place cookies on your device.

  Connection and authentication. Microsoft uses cookies to authenticate you. When you sign in to a website using your personal Microsoft account, Microsoft stores a unique ID number and the time you signed in in an encrypted cookie on your device. This cookie allows you to navigate the pages of a site without having to log in again on each page. Saving your login information also prevents you from having to log in every time you return to a site.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Storing information you provide to our website. We use cookies to remember information you share. When you provide information to Microsoft, such as when you add a product to a shopping cart on a Microsoft site, we store the data in a cookie to remember that information.

  • Social media. Some of our websites include social media cookies, including those that allow users who are logged into our social media services to share content through those services.
  • Feedback. We use cookies to allow you to provide feedback about the website.

  Interest-based advertising. We use cookies to collect data about your online activities and identify your interests so that we can serve you more relevant advertising. You can opt out of receiving interest-based ads from Microsoft as described in the How to access and review Privacy section of this Privacy Policy.

  Displaying ads. We use cookies to record how many visitors click on our ads and record which ads you saw.

  Analytics. We collect usage and performance data using first party and thir d-party cookies and other identifiers. For example, we use cookies to count the number of unique visits to websites and services and to create other statistics on the functionality of our products.

  Performance Microsoft uses cookies to understand and improve the performance of the product. For example, we collect data using cookies and use it for load dispersion. This is useful for running Microsoft's website.

  • As needed, we have the consent of our customers before placing or using any cookies other than the purpose of providing (i) websites, or before using any cookies other than the purpose of facilitating (ii) communication. Masu. For more information, see the following sections of the Cookie Control.
  • Here are some of the cookies that we generally use. This list does not cover everything, but it is to explain the main purpose of setting cookies. When you access one of our sites, the site sets some or all of the cookies:
  • MSCC. Most Microsoft Properties user options.
  • Muid, MC1, MSFPC, MSPTC. Microsoft visits the unique web browser. These cookies are used for advertising, site analysis, and other functions.
  • Anon. Includes the unique identifier derived from your Microsoft account, and is used for advertising, personalization, and operation purposes. It is also used to maintain the selection of customers who op t-out of the interles t-based advertisement from Microsoft if you choose to associate op t-out to the Microsoft account.
  Includes country code identified by CC. IP address. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  MC0. Detects whether cookies are enabled in the browser.

  MS0. Identify a specific session.

  • NAP ... Includes the encrypted version of the country, postal code, age, gender, language, and occupation (known) based on the Microsoft account profile.
  • It is displayed on a joint brand site where MH. Microsoft is affiliated with advertisers. This cookie selects an appropriate advertisement to identify the advertiser.
  • Includes information used by Microsoft account on pages related to Childinfo, KCDOB, KCDOB, Kcrelid, KCRU, PCFM. Affiliate account.

  Client. This cookie is used by Microsoft to reset or refresh MUID cookies.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  Topping out This cookie records your decision not to receive advertising served by Microsoft. If necessary, we place this cookie by default and remove it when you consent to interest-based advertising.

  • NAP ... Includes the encrypted version of the country, postal code, age, gender, language, and occupation (known) based on the Microsoft account profile.
  • It is displayed on a joint brand site where MH. Microsoft is affiliated with advertisers. This cookie selects an appropriate advertisement to identify the advertiser.
  • Includes information used by Microsoft account on pages related to Childinfo, KCDOB, KCDOB, Kcrelid, KCRU, PCFM. Affiliate account.

  When you visit Microsoft sites, cookies are set by companies that Microsoft has hired to provide services on our behalf, such as site analytics.

  • Companies that provide content on Microsoft sites, such as videos, news, or advertisements, place their own cookies.
  • These companies use data, which they process according to their respective privacy policies. This allows these companies to collect and combine information about your activities on websites, applications, or online services.
  • Depending on the context, the service or product, and your preferences and permissions, the following types of third-party cookies may be used:
  • Social media cookies. We and third parties use social media cookies to display advertisements and content based on your social media profile, your activities on our Site, and your settings and preferences. Social media cookies tend to link your activities on our website to your social media profile so that the advertisements and content you see on our website and on social media are more reflective of your interests.

  Analytics cookies. Microsoft allows third parties to use analytics cookies. Analytics cookies are used to understand how you use Microsoft sites, to help Microsoft improve them, and to help third parties develop and improve their products. For example, analytics cookies are used to collect information about the pages you visit and how many clicks it takes to complete a task. These cookies may also be used for advertising purposes.

  Advertising cookies: We and third parties use advertising cookies to show you new advertisements by keeping track of the advertisements you have already seen. They are also used to keep track of which advertisements you click on or purchase after you click on an advertisement for payment purposes, in order to show you the most relevant advertisements. For example, they can be used to track when you click on an advertisement and to show you advertising based on your social media interests or website browsing history.

  Necessary Cookies We use cookies that are necessary to perform basic website functions, such as logging you in, storing your language preferences, providing you with a shopping cart experience, improving performance, tracking paths between web servers, detecting screen size, determining page load times, and audience measurement. These cookies are necessary for our website to function.

  • Where required, we obtain your consent before placing or using any cookies that are not (i) strictly necessary to provide the site, or (ii) for the purpose of facilitating communications.
  • For a list of third parties that set cookies on our website, including service providers acting on our behalf, please see our Third Party Cookie Repository. The Third Party Cookie Repository also contains links to the third party's websites or privacy notices. Please refer to the third party's websites or privacy notices for more information regarding the privacy practices of third parties relating to cookies that may be set on our website. For some of our websites, a list of third party cookies is available directly on the website. The third parties on these sites may not be listed on the Third Party Cookies List.
  • How to manage cookies
  • Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but provide controls that allow you to block or delete cookies. For example, in Microsoft Edge, you can block or delete cookies by selecting your settings under Privacy and Services. Browsing data & amp; gt; Cookies and other website data. For more information on how to delete cookies in your Microsoft browser, see Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Edge Legacy, or Internet Explorer. If you use another browser, please see your browser's instructions.
  • As mentioned above, the consent of the customer's consent if necessary, before placing or using an optional cookie that is strictly necessary to provide a site or (II) that does not aim for (II) communication. I get it. We divide these any cookies by purpose, such as advertising and social media purposes. Customers can agree with optional cookies in a specific category and do not agree with other optional cookies. You can also click "Cookie Management" on the footer of this website or customize your options through settings available on this website. Some functions of Microsoft products depend on cookies. If you select blockie blocking, you will not be able to sign in or use it in some of these functions, and lose settings that depend on cookies. If you select a cookie deletion, you need to delete and recreate the settings and settings controlled by cookies, including advertising settings.
  • Other privacy control, such as Microsoft's browser tracking protection functions, is described in the Section of the Privacy Statement "Access and Control Methods" in the Privacy State.

  Use of web beacons and analytics services by customers

  Some Microsoft websites include an electronic tag called a web beacon. This electronic tag is used to distribute cookies to Microsoft's website, count users who visited websites, and distribution of joint brand products. Microsoft also includes an electronic communication with web beacon or similar technologies to determine whether customers have acted by opening electronic communication.

  Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

  Finally, Microsoft products often contain web beacon or similar technologies by thir d-party analysis providers, which help our advertising campaign or other business effects. These technologies allow the analysis provider to set or read their own cookies or other identifiers, which collects information on customer online activities on applications, websites, or other products. You can. However, we, the Company collects and accesses customers (such as customer names, e-mail addresses, etc.) to identify customers directly on our website. Is forbidden. Customers, AppSFlyer, CLICKTALE, Flurry Analytics, Google Analytics (you need to install browser) By accessing any website of Btrends or Optimizely , You can opt out data by collecting or using data by these analytical providers.

  Other similar technology

  Microsoft collects data from customers through exchanges with customers and Microsoft products for various purposes, such as efficient operation of Microsoft products and providing the best experience. Creating Microsoft accounts, managing the organization's license account, sending search queries to Bing, registering for Microsoft events, uploading documents to OneDrive, signing up to Microsoft 365, and inquiring to the United States on support. There are data provided by customers directly, such as. Microsoft gets a part of this by collecting data on the interaction, usage status, and experience of Microsoft products and communication.

  Finally, Microsoft products often contain web beacon or similar technologies by thir d-party analysis providers, which help our advertising campaign or other business effects. These technologies allow the analysis provider to set or read their own cookies or other identifiers, which collects information on customer online activities on applications, websites, or other products. You can. However, we, the Company collects and accesses customers (such as customer names, e-mail addresses, etc.) to identify customers directly on our website. Is forbidden. Customers, AppSFlyer, CLICKTALE, Flurry Analytics, Google Analytics (you need to install browser) By accessing any website of Btrends or Optimizely , You can opt out data by collecting or using data by these analytical providers.

  Save Silverlight application. Web sites or applications that use Microsoft Silverlight Technology also have a function to save data using Silverlight application storage. See Silverlight sections for this privacy statement for how to manage or block such storage.

  Products provided by your organizatio n-Engine for end users Your organization

  overview

  If you use a Microsoft product in an account provided by your own organization, such as workplaces and school accounts, the organization may do the following:

  Controls and manages Microsoft products and product accounts (including controlling privac y-related settings for products or product accounts).

  Access to and processing of your data, including interaction data, diagnostic data, communications and files related to your Microsoft products and product accounts.

  If you lose access to your work or school account (for example, if you change jobs), you may lose access to the products and content associated with that product, including those acquired on your behalf, if you signed in to the product using your work or school account.

  Many Microsoft products are intended for use by organizations, such as schools and businesses. See the Business and Developer Products section of this Privacy Policy. If your organization provides you with access to Microsoft products, your use of Microsoft products is subject to your organization's policies, if any. You should direct any privacy inquiries (including requests to exercise privacy rights) to your organization's administrator. When you use social features in Microsoft products, other users on your network may see some of your activity. For more information about social and other features, see the documentation or help specific to the Microsoft product you use. Microsoft is not responsible for the privacy or security practices of Microsoft customers, which may differ from this Privacy Policy.

  If you use a Microsoft product provided by your organization, Microsoft’s processing of your personal data in connection with that product is governed by the contract between Microsoft and your organization. Microsoft processes your personal data to provide the product to your organization and you, and in some cases, for Microsoft’s business activities related to providing the product, as described in the Enterprise and Developer Products sections. If you have questions about Microsoft’s processing of your personal data in connection with providing the product to your organization, as described above, please contact your organization. If you have questions about Microsoft’s business activities related to providing the product to your organization, please contact Microsoft as described in the How to contact us section. For more information about Microsoft’s business activities, see the Developer Business and Products section.

  For Microsoft products provided by K-12 schools, including Microsoft 365 Education, Microsoft:

  Do not collect or use student personal information beyond the necessary range for the permitted education or school purpose.

  Do not sell or lend student personal data.

  Do not use or share students' personal data for advertising or similar commercial purposes, such as advertising targeting to students.

  Do not create student profiles, except in the case of approved education or school purposes, or if they are approved by parents and appropriate age students. and

  If there is a vendor who shares the student's personal information to provide educational services, the vendor is obliged to implement a similar student's personal information.

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  • With a microsoft account, you can sign in to Microsoft products and Microsoft Partner products. Personal data associated with the Microsoft account includes qualification information, name and contact data, payment data, device and usage data, contact information, customer's activities, and customer's interest and favorites. Signting up to a microsoft account makes it possible to personalize between products and devices and consistent experience, can use cloud data storage, and pay the payment methods stored in the Microsoft account. You will be able to do it and other features will be enabled.
  • There are three types of Microsoft accounts:
  • When creating a unique microsoft account linked to an individual email address, Microsoft calls that account a personal Microsoft account.

  When your organization (employer, school, etc.) creates a Microsoft account linked to the e-mail address provided by the organization, we call that account a workplace or school account.

  If your service provider (such as a cable service provider, Internet service provider, etc.) creates a microsoft account associated with the e-mail address of your service provider's domain, we call the account. 。

  If you sign in with a Microsoft account to a thir d-party service, you will share the third party and the account data required for that service.

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  With a microsoft account, you can sign in to Microsoft products and Microsoft Partner products. Personal data associated with the Microsoft account includes qualification information, name, contact, payment data, device and usage data, contact information, customer's activities, and customer's interest and favorites. By connecting to a microsoft account, you will be able to use personalized, product and devices, consistent experience, cloud data storage, payments saved in the microsoft account, and other features. There are three types of Microsoft accounts:

  When creating a unique microsoft account linked to an individual email address, Microsoft calls that account a personal Microsoft account.

  When a customer or customer's organization (where to work, school, etc.) creates a Microsoft account linked to an email address provided by the organization, Microsoft has an account or a school account with the account. Call it.

  When your service provider (such as a cable service provider, an Internet service provider, etc.) creates a Microsoft account linked to your e-mail address of the service provider, we call the account a third party account. 。

  Microsoft personal account. The data related to your personal microsoft account and how to use the data depends on how you use your account.

  Creating a microsoft account. When creating a Microsoft personal account, it is required to provide a specific personal information and assigns a unique identification number to identify your account and related information. Some products, such as those involved in payment, require real names, but other Microsoft products can be signed in without entering the real name. Certain information provided by customers (display name, e-mail address, phone number, etc.) may be used by other users find customers on Microsoft products and connect with customers. For example, if you know your display name, e-mail address, or phone number, you can use that information to search for customers with Skype or Microsoft Teams for personal use, and send invitations to connect with customers. I may do it. Note that if you create a personal Microsoft account using your employer or school email address, your employer or school may access your data. In some cases, you need to change your email address to your personal email address to continue accessing consumer products (Xbox network, etc.).

  Sign in to the Microsoft account. When you sign in to the Microsoft account, Microsoft creates your sig n-in record. This record includes information on the date and time, information on the product you signed in, the unique number assigned to your account, the unique ID, IP address assigned to your device, and the operating system and browser version. Included.

  Sign in to Microsoft product. Signning in to the account enhances personalization, a consistent and consistent experience between products and devices, access to cloud data storage, and uses payment methods stored in the Microsoft Account. You will be able to pay, and other extensions and settings will be enabled. If you sign in to the account, you will be signing in until you sign out. When you add a Microsoft account to Windows devices (version 8 or later), Windows automatically signs in when you access a product that uses the Microsoft account on that device. When signing in, some products are displayed as part of the use of Microsoft products, including communication, social interaction, and published posts, for customer's name or user name, and profile images (when added to the profile). It will be. Click here for more information on Microsoft accounts, customer data, and your choice. < SPAN> Sign in to Microsoft Account. When you sign in to the Microsoft account, Microsoft creates your sig n-in record. This record includes information on the date and time, information on the product you signed in, the unique number assigned to your account, the unique ID, IP address assigned to your device, and the operating system and browser version. Included.

  Sign in to Microsoft product. Signning in to the account enhances personalization, a consistent and consistent experience between products and devices, access to cloud data storage, and uses payment methods stored in the Microsoft Account. You will be able to pay, and other extensions and settings will be enabled. If you sign in to the account, you will be signing in until you sign out. When you add a Microsoft account to Windows devices (version 8 or later), Windows automatically signs in when you access a product that uses the Microsoft account on that device. When signing in, some products are displayed as part of the use of Microsoft products, including communication, social interaction, and published posts, for customer's name or user name, and profile images (when added to the profile). It will be. Click here for more information on Microsoft accounts, customer data, and your choice. Sign in to the Microsoft account. When you sign in to the Microsoft account, Microsoft creates your sig n-in record. This record includes information on the date and time, information on the product you signed in, the unique number assigned to your account, the unique ID, IP address assigned to your device, and the operating system and browser version. Included.

  Sign in to Microsoft product. Signning in to the account enhances personalization, has a consistent and consistent experience between products and devices, can be accessed and used in cloud data storage, and uses payment methods stored in the Microsoft Account. You will be able to pay, and other extensions and settings will be enabled. If you sign in to the account, you will be signing in until you sign out. When you add a Microsoft account to Windows devices (version 8 or later), Windows automatically signs in when you access a product that uses the Microsoft account on that device. When signing in, some products are displayed as part of the use of Microsoft products, including communication, social interaction, and published posts, for customer's name or user name, and profile images (when added to the profile). It will be. Click here for more information on Microsoft accounts, customer data, and your choice.

  Sign in to thir d-party products to a thir d-party product to sign in to thir d-party products and share the third party with the thir d-party privacy policy. The third party also receives the version number assigned to your account (each time you change the login data, the new version number is assigned). And you will receive information indicating whether your account has been disabled. If you share your profile data, a third party will, when your customer is logging in to this third party, your name, user name, and profile photo (if you add it to your profile. ) If a customer chooses to pay a thir d-party seller using a microsoft account, Microsoft is necessary for the customer's payment and ordering, and the information stored in the Microsoft account of the customer. Transfer (your name, credit card number, billing address, delivery address, related contact information, etc.) to third parties or vendors (such as payment copies). Third parties may use or share the data received when you log in or purchase according to your own practice and policy. Customers need to carefully check the privacy statements of each product to be logged in and each member store to be purchased, and determine how the merchants use the data.

  Work or school invoice. Data related to work or school accounts and how to use it is generally the same as using and collecting data related to personal Microsoft accounts.

  • When using a Microsoft Entra ID to manage your work or school, use your work or school account to use Microsoft 365 and Office 365 Microsoft products, and a thir d-party product provided by your organization. You can connect. If you are requested by an organization, you will be asked to provide a phone number or another email address to check additional security. If you are allowed by your organization, you can use your workplace or school account to sign in to Microsoft products or thir d-party products you have acquired.
  • If you want to sign in to Microsoft products in your workplace or school account, be aware of the following:
    • The owner of the domain related to the e-mail address of the customer's e-mail address is the customer's account content and file, which includes the product provided by the customer's organization and the data saved by the customer. You can access and process your data including.
    • Your use of the products is subject to your organization's policies, if any. Before you choose to use a work or school account to connect to a product acquired on your own behalf, you should consider both your organization's policies and whether you are comfortable allowing your organization to access your data.
    • If you lose access to your work or school account (for example, if you change employers), you may lose access to products acquired on your behalf, including content associated with such products, if you signed up for such products using your work or school account.
    • Microsoft is not responsible for the privacy or security practices of your organization.

    If your organization manages your use of Microsoft products, please contact your administrator directly with any questions about privacy, including requests to exercise your rights in this regard. Please also see the End-User Notices section of this Privacy Policy.

    If you are not sure whether your account is for work or school, please contact your organization.

    Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

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    Overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

    If parents are consent or approval, the child's account is treated in the same way as other accounts. For more information about personal accounts and school accounts, please check the Microsoft Privacy Account section, and for Microsoft Family Safety in the product unique section. Children can access communication services such as Outlook and Skype, freely communicate and share data with other users of all ages. Parents can change or cancel the selection of the previous consent. Click here for details on parents' consent and Microsoft's account. Parents or parents can manage their children's information and settings on the family security pages as an organizer of the Microsoft family group, and can display and delete children's data on the privacy control panel. Accounts that require parents' consent are automatically included as part of the family group of those who agree to creating an account. Parents can use the family group for their children's account for children's accounts that do not require the consent of parents (such as children who are legally needed for parents).

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    Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

    When parents' consent or approval is obtained, the child's account is treated in the same way as other accounts. Children can access communication services such as Outlook and Skype and freely communicate and share data with other users of all ages. Click here for details on parents' consent and Microsoft's account. < SPAN> If the guardian's consent or approval is obtained, the child's account is treated in the same way as other accounts. For more information about personal accounts and school accounts, please check the Microsoft Privacy Account section, and for Microsoft Family Safety in the product unique section. Children can access communication services such as Outlook and Skype, freely communicate and share data with other users of all ages. Parents can change or cancel the selection of the previous consent. Click here for details on parents' consent and Microsoft's account. Parents or parents can manage their children's information and settings on the family security pages as an organizer of the Microsoft family group, and can display and delete children's data on the privacy control panel. Accounts that require parents' consent are automatically included as part of the family group of those who agree to creating an account. Parents can use the family group for their children's account for children's accounts that do not require the consent of parents (such as children who are legally needed for parents).

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    If you are under the age of 13 or if it is stipulated by law in the jurisdiction area, some of the following Microsoft products and services cannot create an account and access the Microsoft service. 。 Microsoft does not ask children under the age of 13 to intentionally provide data beyond the data required to provide the product.

    When parents' consent or approval is obtained, the child's account is treated in the same way as other accounts. Children can access communication services such as Outlook and Skype and freely communicate and share data with other users of all ages. Click here for details on parents' consent and Microsoft's account. If parents are consent or approval, the child's account is treated in the same way as other accounts. For more information about personal accounts and school accounts, please check the Microsoft Privacy Account section, and for Microsoft Family Safety in the product unique section. Children can access communication services such as Outlook and Skype, freely communicate and share data with other users of all ages. Parents can change or cancel the selection of consent they have made earlier. Click here for details on parents' consent and Microsoft's account. Parents or parents can manage their children's information and settings on the family security page as a Microsoft family group organizer, and can display and delete children's data on the privacy control panel. Accounts that require parents' consent are automatically included as part of the family group of those who agree to creating an account. Parents can use the family group for their children's account for children's accounts that do not require the consent of parents (such as children who are legally needed for parents).

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    If you are under the age of 13 or if it is stipulated by law in the jurisdiction area, some of the following Microsoft products and services cannot create an account and access the Microsoft service. 。 Microsoft does not ask children under the age of 13 to intentionally provide data beyond the data required to provide the product. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

    Parents or parents can change or cancel the selection of the previous consent. As the organizer of the Microsoft Family Group, parents or parents can manage children's information and settings on the family security page, and can display and delete children's data on the privacy control panel. Accounts that require parents' consent are automatically included as part of the family group of the person who provided the consent of account creation. In the case of a child's account that does not need to create a parent's consent (such as an account of a child that exceeds the age that is legally needed for parents), parents can use the family group. , After creating an account, you need to add a child's account to the family group. See below for access and how to delete your child's data.

    The following is additional information on data collection from children, including the details related to Xbox.

    • Regarding Microsoft products and services that require access to child data and parents, parents, parents, read history, search history, position information activities, media activities, applications and applications from their parents' privacy control panels. You can browse and delete specific children's data, such as service activities and performance data for products and services. To delete these data, parents can log in to the privacy control panel and manage their children's activities. Please note that parents can access and delete their child's personal information on the privacy control panel depending on the local law in their residence.
    • In addition, parents can contact the Privacy Support Team from the Privacy Support Forms and request that the data type of the privacy dashboard will be deleted with the following data after authentication: software, settings, inventory. , Device connection and setting, feedback evaluation. Fitness and Activit y-Support Conten t-Support Interactio n-Environmental Sensor. The Company processes an erasure request that has been confirmed its effectiveness within 30 days after the receipt.
    • Note that content such as e-mail, contact, conversation, etc. can be accessed through the experience in the product. For more information about data that can be managed by Microsoft products, see common questions about privacy.
    • If your child's account does not belong to the Microsoft Family Group and cannot access your child's activity with a privacy control panel, you need to send a request for your child's data from your privacy support form. The personal information protection team requests the account confirmation before processing the request.
    • To delete all your child's personal information, you need to request a child's account from the account closed form. In this link, you will be asked to log in with your child's account authentication information. Make sure the page is displayed on the page, and follow the instructions to delete your child's account. Click here for how to remove your Microsoft account.
    • After sending a request to close your child's account, the account is closed and you need to change your mind before being deleted forever, or you need to access something in your account. Wait for 60 days before deleting. During the standby period, the account is marked with closing and permanent deletion, but still exists. If you want to resume your child's Microsoft account, log in again in these 60 days. Cancel your account closure and revive your account.
    What is Xbox? Xbox is a Microsoft game and entertainment division. Xbox will host an online network composed of software and enable online experiences across multiple platforms. With this network, children can find games, play, watch content, and connect with friends on Xbox, other games, and social networks. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

    Xbox is a customer application that is connected and supported by services such as Xbox Network and Cloud Gaming, and continues to provide new experiences. When we sign up to the Xbox Experience, we collect the data we need to keep these experiences safe, secure, and up to date as expected.

    Data collected when creating an Xbox profile. Parents or parents must agree to collect personal information from children under the age of 13. With the permission of the customer, children can create an Xbox profile and use the Xbox online network. When creating your child's Xbox profile, sign in with a Microsoft account and make sure you are an adult organizer of the Microsoft Family Group. Collect another email address or phone number to enhance your account security. If your child needs support when accessing an account, you can use one of these alternatives to confirm that your child is the owner of the Microsoft account.

    The information of children is limited to the name, date of birth, e-mail address, region, etc. If you register your child in the Xbox profile, your child will get a player tag (public nickname) and a unique identifier. When creating a child's Xbox profile, you shall agree to collect, use and share information by Microsoft based on the privacy and communication settings of Xbox Online Network. The default of your child's privacy and communication settings is the most strict setting.

    Data to collect. Microsoft collects the following information when children use Xbox services, games, apps, and devices:

    Sig n-in and sig n-out timing to Xbox, purchase history, obtained content.

    Games, apps to be used by children, games progress, achievements, play time for each game, and other play statistics.

    Xbox Console, Xbox Game Pass, other Xbox apps, Xbox networks, connected accessories, network connection performance data (including software and hardware errors).

    • Added, uploaded, shared content on Xbox networks, such as text, images, videos, etc. taken with games and apps.
      • Social networking activities including chat data and interaction with other players, connecting on Xbox networks (added friends and followers).
      • If your child uses an Xbox console or Xbox app on another device that can access the Xbox network, and the device contains storage devices (hard drive or memory sticks), the data used is saved on the storage device. Even if you play offline, it will be sent to Microsoft the next time you log on to Xbox.
      • Xbox diagnostic data. When your child uses an Xbox console, Xbox sends required data to Microsoft. Required data is the minimum data necessary to keep Xbox safe, secure, up to date, and performing as expected.
        • Social networking activities including chat data and interaction with other players, connecting on Xbox networks (added friends and followers).
        • If your child uses an Xbox console or Xbox app on another device that can access the Xbox network, and the device contains storage devices (hard drive or memory sticks), the data used is saved on the storage device. Even if you play offline, it will be sent to Microsoft the next time you log on to Xbox.
        • Data Use. Microsoft uses the data we collect from your child's use of Xbox to improve our gaming products and experiences, making them safer and more fun over time. The data we collect also allows us to provide a customized experience for your child, including linking your child to games, content, services, and recommended content.
          • Social networking activities including chat data and interaction with other players, connecting on Xbox networks (added friends and followers).
          • If your child uses an Xbox console or Xbox app on another device that can access the Xbox network, and the device contains storage devices (hard drive or memory sticks), the data used is saved on the storage device. Even if you play offline, it will be sent to Microsoft the next time you log on to Xbox.
          • It is important for us to provide a fair game environment for fraud and fraud. When a child uses Xbox online games or network connection applications on Xbox console, computer, or mobile device, prohibits fraud, hacking, stolen account, and other misconduct and fraud. In order to detect and prevent fraud and fraud, we may use tools, applications, other fraudulent and fraudulent technologies. Such technologies may create digital signatures (known as "hashes) using specific information collected from Xbox console, computer, or mobile devices and how to use their devices. This may include information on browser, device, activity, game ID, and operating system.
            • Social networking activities including chat data and interaction with other players, connecting on Xbox networks (added friends and followers).
            • If your child uses an Xbox console or Xbox app on another device that can access the Xbox network, and the device contains storage devices (hard drive or memory sticks), the data used is saved on the storage device. Even if you play offline, it will be sent to Microsoft the next time you log on to Xbox.

            To avoid sharing games and app data with publishers, delete all the devices where the public games and apps are installed. Some public access to children's data can be canceled in Microsoft. com/Consent.

            Manage your child's settings. As the organizer of your Microsoft family group, you can manage your child's information and settings on the Family Safety page and manage privacy settings for your Xbox profile on the Xbox Privacy page. Online safety.

            You can also use the Xbox Family Settings app to manage your child's Xbox network experience, including spending at Microsoft and the Xbox Store, viewing your child's Xbox activity, and setting age and screen time ratings. Xbox-specific Family Safety settings apply on the Xbox console or on PC and mobile devices, but may not apply on other platforms.

            To manage your Xbox profile, see Xbox Security and Privacy Settings on the Web.

            To learn about Microsoft family groups, see Simplify your family's life.

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            Xbox 360. This Xbox console collects limited, necessary diagnostic data. This data helps ensure your child's console works as expected.

            Kinect The Kinect sensor is a combination of a camera, microphone, and infrared sensor that allows you to interact with games using motion and voice. For example,

            Selecting the camera allows you to automatically connect to the Xbox network using facial recognition. This data remains on the console, is not shared with anyone, and can be deleted at any time.

            Xbox Console, Xbox Game Pass, other Xbox apps, Xbox networks, connected accessories, network connection performance data (including software and hardware errors).

            • Added, uploaded, shared content on Xbox networks, such as text, images, videos, etc. taken with games and apps.
              • The Kinect sensor can also be used for voice and video communication through services such as Skype.
              • For more information about Kinect, see Xbox Kinect and Privacy.
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                • Below you will find additional information about privacy, including how Microsoft protects your data, where it is processed, and how long we store your data. For more information about Microsoft and our commitment to protecting your privacy, see Microsoft Privacy.
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                • Xbox diagnostic data. When your child uses an Xbox console, Xbox sends required data to Microsoft. Required data is the minimum data necessary to keep Xbox safe, secure, up to date, and performing as expected.
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                    • Personal data collected by Microsoft may be preserved or processed in the United States, the United States, and Microsoft, its subsidiaries, affiliates, and service providers operating facilities. Microsoft has major data centers in Australia, Australia, Canada, Finand, France, Germany, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, South Korea, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malaysia, South Africa, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. 。 In general, primary storage location is often backed up to customer sites or the United States and other data centers. The storage location is selected to efficiently operate and provide our services, improve performance, and ensure redundancy to protect data when a power outage or other problems occur. The Company will take measures to handle the collected data based on the Privacy Statement in accordance with the provisions of this privacy statement and the requirements of the application method. Microsoft is striving to protect the security of your personal information. Microsoft uses a variety of security technologies and procedures to protect your personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. For example, personal information provided by customers is limited to access and is stored in a computer system installed in the managed facility. When sending highly confidential data (credit card number, password, etc.) on the Internet, we use encryption to protect. Microsoft complies with the Applied Data Protection Act (including the applicable security infringement law).
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                    • Data Use. Microsoft uses the data we collect from your child's use of Xbox to improve our gaming products and experiences, making them safer and more fun over time. The data we collect also allows us to provide a customized experience for your child, including linking your child to games, content, services, and recommended content.
                      • Below you will find additional information about privacy, including how Microsoft protects your data, where it is processed, and how long we store your data. For more information about Microsoft and our commitment to protecting your privacy, see Microsoft Privacy.
                      • We transfer personal data from the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland to other countries that the European Commission has not determined to have an adequate level of data protection. For example, the laws of those countries may not guarantee you the same rights or there may not be a privacy supervisory authority available to address your complaints. When we are involved in such transfers, we use a variety of legal mechanisms, including contracts such as the Standard Contractual Clauses issued by the European Commission pursuant to the Commission's Implementing Decision 2021/914, to protect your rights and ensure that these protections travel with your data. For the European Commission's decisions on the adequacy of data protection in the countries where Microsoft processes personal data, please see this article on the European Commission's website.
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                      • It is important for us to provide a fair game environment for fraud and fraud. When a child uses Xbox online games or network connection applications on Xbox console, computer, or mobile device, prohibits fraud, hacking, stolen account, and other misconduct and fraud. In order to detect and prevent fraud and fraud, we may use tools, applications, other fraudulent and fraudulent technologies. Such technologies may create digital signatures (known as "hashes) using specific information collected from Xbox console, computer, or mobile devices and how to use their devices. This may include information on browser, device, activity, game ID, and operating system.
                        • For individuals whose personal information is protected by the Japan Personal Information Protection Law, please refer to "Review of Personal Information Protection System" on the Personal Information Protection Committee website. If you are an individual in Japan, please see here for information processing based on the Business Telecommunications Law.
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                        • Microsoft will provide the products required by the customer, the period required to fulfill the transaction, or for other legal purposes for other legal purposes, such as compliance with legal obligations, solving disputes, and fulfilling contracts. Hold The actual storage period may vary significantly because these needs depend on the type of data, the status of the dialogue with the customer, or the usage of our products by the customer.
                          • Below you will find additional information about privacy, including how Microsoft protects your data, where it is processed, and how long we store your data. For more information about Microsoft and our commitment to protecting your privacy, see Microsoft Privacy.
                          • For individuals whose personal information is protected by the Japan Personal Information Protection Law, please refer to "Review of Personal Information Protection System" on the Personal Information Protection Committee website. If you are an individual in Japan, please see here for information processing based on the Business Telecommunications Law.
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                            • Microsoft will provide the products required by the customer, the period required to fulfill the transaction, or for other legal purposes for other legal purposes, such as compliance with legal obligations, solving disputes, and fulfilling contracts. Hold The actual storage period may vary significantly because these needs depend on the type of data, the status of the dialogue with the customer, or the usage of our products by the customer.
                            • Other standards used to determine the storage period include: If you have any questions or complaints about the participation of Microsoft in the DPF, we recommend that you contact us from our web form. Masu. For complaints about the DPF framework, Microsoft cannot solve it directly, a group established by European Data Protection Authorities to resolve conflicts with the related EU data protection authorities, UK Information Commissioner (UK INFORMATION Commissioner) In the case of a British individual, we chose to work with Switzerland protection and information commissioners (FDPIC). If you would like to provide information on the data protection authorities, please contact us. As described in the DPF authorities, arbitration promises can be used to deal with remaining complaints that are not solved by other means. Microsoft is subject to investigation and execution authority by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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                              • Microsoft will provide the products required by the customer, the period required to fulfill the transaction, or for other legal purposes for other legal purposes, such as compliance with legal obligations, solving disputes, and fulfilling contracts. Hold The actual storage period may vary significantly because these needs depend on the type of data, the status of the dialogue with the customer, or the usage of our products by the customer.
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                              Do customers provide, create, or retain data with the expectation that we will retain it until they actively delete it? For example, documents they store in OneDrive or emails they store in their Outlook. com inbox. In these cases, we will endeavor to retain the data until you actively delete it, such as by moving the email from your Outlook. com inbox to a “Deleted” folder and emptying that folder (when the “Deleted” folder is emptied, the empty items will remain in our systems for up to 30 days before final deletion (e. g., if you exceed your account’s limit on the amount of data you can store).

                              Are there automated controls, like Microsoft’s Privacy Control Panel, that allow customers to access and delete their personal data at any time? If not, shorter data retention periods are generally adopted.

                              Is the personal data sensitive? If so, shorter retention periods are generally adopted.

                              • Has Microsoft adopted and published specific retention periods for specific types of data? For example, for Bing search queries, we may delete the IP address after 6 months. We de-identify stored queries by deleting entire addresses and deleting cookies and other cross-session identifiers used to identify a specific account or device after 18 months.
                                • Do users consent to a longer retention period? If so, we retain the data in accordance with your consent.
                                • Is Microsoft subject to a legal, contractual or similar obligation to retain or delete data? For example, mandatory data retention laws in applicable jurisdictions, obligations to retain data related to a government investigation, or data retained for litigation purposes. Conversely, if we are required by law to remove unlawful content, we will do so.
                                • US Privacy Policy US State Data Privacy maincaliforniaconsumerprivacymodule
                                • Overview
                                  • If you are a US resident, we process your personal data in accordance with applicable US state data privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This section of our Privacy Statement contains information required by the CCPA and other US state data privacy laws and supplements our Privacy Statement.
                                  • Please note that some of these laws have not yet been determined. The enforcement rules are confirmed, and as needed, the procedure, disclosure, and this notification will be updated.
                                  • For additional information on the rights of customers collected, processed, shared, disclosed and disclosed, and additional information on the rights of customers under the US government data privacy law, "Notifications on US Government Data Privacy Law" and "Consumer Health" ・ Please refer to the Privacy Policy.
                                  • Sales We do not sell your personal data. Therefore, there are no disclaimers regarding the sale of personal data.
                                    • Sharing. As defined by the California Law and other applied US State Law, we may share our personal data for the purpose of personalized marketing. As described in the advertising section, children who are identified as under the age of 18 in the date of birth of Microsoft account do not provide personalized ads.
                                    • The following list lists describe the categories of data shared, the recipients of personal data, and our processing purposes for the company for personalized marketing purposes. See the personal data collected by the Company for the description of the data included in each category.
                                    • Category of personal data
                                    • Name and contact data
                                      • Sharing. As defined by the California Law and other applied US State Law, we may share our personal data for the purpose of personalized marketing. As described in the advertising section, children who are identified as under the age of 18 in the date of birth of Microsoft account do not provide personalized ads.
                                      • To provide personalized advertisements based on the interests of the customer
                                      • Category of personal data
                                      • Recever Microsoft's online advertising service third party
                                        • If you are a US resident, we process your personal data in accordance with applicable US state data privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This section of our Privacy Statement contains information required by the CCPA and other US state data privacy laws and supplements our Privacy Statement.
                                        • Registration data and license data
                                        • Category of personal data
                                        • To provide personalized advertisements based on the interests of the customer
                                          • Do users consent to a longer retention period? If so, we retain the data in accordance with your consent.
                                          • Recever Microsoft's online advertising service third party
                                          • To provide personalized advertisements based on the interests of the customer

                                          For details on our advertising practices, please see "Notifications on the US Data Privacy Law" for details on the "advertisement" section, "Sharing" for personalized advertising purposes based on the US state law.

                                          Right customers (i) Rights to collect, use, disclose, share, and sell personal data, (II) Right to delete your personal data, (III) your personal data The right to fix, (IV) Right to limit the use and disclosure of customer's confidential data, (v) Right to obtain a copy of your personal data, and (VI) Personalize advertising on a thir d-party website. You have the right to opt out the "sharing" of personal data with a third party. Customers can make these requests themselves or through authorized agencies. If you use a regular agent, we will provide your agent a detailed guidance on how to exercise your privacy rights. For additional information on how to exercise these rights, see the latest information on the US Data Privacy Law.

                                          • You may have additional rights for your consumer health data, defined by the applied consumer health privacy law. See "Consumer Health Privacy Policy" for the rights available under the My Health My WashingTate My Health My Data Act (MHMDA) and other applicable US consumer privacy laws.
                                          • If you have a Microsoft account, you can use the Microsoft Privacy Panel to exercise your rights. If you have any additional requests or questions after using the dashboard, please contact us to the contact information described in the section of the "How to contact Microsoft", use our web form, or tol l-free dial. Please call +1 (844) 931 2038. If you do not have an account, you can exercise your rights by contacting us in the above method. To further protect your personal information, to provide additional information such as the country, e-mail address, telephone number, etc. to confirm your identity and requests before responding to your request. There is.
                                          • By accessing our shared opt out page, you can show the option to op t-out to share your personal data with a third party for personalized advertising on a thir d-party site. You can also access the opto out page and control the personalized advertisement displayed in the Microsoft property.
                                          • The Company will not use or disclose the customer's sensitive data for the following purposes, except that the customer consent or requested by the applicable law. Therefore, we do not provide the function to restrict the use of confidential data.
                                          • If you have been requested by Microsoft to refer to Microsoft to query, delete, correction, or acquire your personal information, you will be privacy from Microsoft's web form. By contacting the support team, you can exercise the right to file an objection to the results of your claim. If the opposition is rejected, the customer may have the right to claim concerns or complain to the state of the state where you live.
                                          • There is a right to be discriminated against by exercising privacy rights. We will not discriminate if you exercise privacy rights.
                                          • The following list of personal information is described in the list of personal information collected, the sources of personal information, the purpose of the Company, and the category of a thir d-party recipient that we provide personal information. Masu. For the description of the data included in each category, see the "Personal Data collected" section. See the Section of Personal Data for personal data retention standards.

                                          Category of personal data

                                          Details of name and contact information

                                          Information sources of personal data: Interaction with users, interaction with partners who provide joint brand services

                                          Processing purpose (collection and disclosure to third parties). Providing customer support, security, safety, security, help, support, security, safety, and marketing.

                                          Recipient: Service provider and use r-led business Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                          Information sources of personal data: Interaction with organizations representing users and users

                                          • Processing purpose (collection and disclosure to third parties). We provide customers with access to our products and services, access to accounts, help, security and troubleshooting.
                                          • Recipient: Service providers and organizations representing users
                                          • Service providers, service providers, service providers, and service providers instructed by us.
                                          • Information sources of personal data: Interaction with users, purchases from data brokers

                                          Processing purposes (collection and disclosure to third parties): Providing our products and personalization, product development, support, security, troubleshooting. Provides security, safety, security, safety, security, safety, and marketing.

                                          Recipient: Service provider and use r-led business

                                          Payment data

                                          Information sources of personal data: interaction with users and financial institutions

                                          • Purpose of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): Transactions, transaction processing, ordering, support, security and trouble shooting.
                                            • Recipient: Service provider and use r-led business
                                            • Details of subscriptions and licenses
                                            • Sources of personal data: interactions with you and organizations representing you

                                            Purposes of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): providing, personalizing, enabling our products; customer support - help, secure, troubleshooting; help and marketing

                                            overview

                                            Interactions Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Purposes of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): providing and personalizing our products; product improvement - product development - marketing? product development - product development - product marketing - product development - product enhancement - and assistance, safety, troubleshooting

                                            Recipients: service providers and user-driven entities Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Sources of personal data: interactions with you and organizations representing you

                                            Purposes of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): providing, security? providing our products?

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Video or audio recordings

                                            • Sources of personal data: interactions with you and publicly available sources
                                            • Purposes of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): providing, security? providing our products?
                                            • Recipients: service providers and user-driven entities

                                            Video or audio recordings

                                            Sources of personal data: interactions with you and publicly available sources Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Recipients: Service providers and user-driven entities

                                            Service providers, service providers, service providers instructed by us

                                            • Sources of personal data: interactions with you
                                            • Purposes of processing (collection and disclosure to third parties): Providing our products, product improvement, product development, customer support, help, secure and troubleshooting

                                            Recipients: Service providers and user-driven entities

                                            The above list describes the primary sources and purposes of processing of personal data for each category, but Microsoft also collects personal data from sources described in the Personal data we collect section, such as developers who create experiences through or for Microsoft products. Similarly, we process all types of personal data for the purposes described in How we use personal data, such as fulfilling legal obligations, workforce development, and research.

                                            Depending on your privacy settings, your consent, and the selection of your products and customers, we have specific individuals specified by the US government's data privacy method Data may be collected, processed, or disclosed. Machine data is a subset of personal data. The list below describes the categories of the faint data that the Company collects, the sources of the substance data, the purpose of the processing, and the category of a thir d-party recipient sharing the subsequent data. For more information about the device data that we may collect, please refer to the Section of "Personal Data collected by the Company".

                                            Machine (Sensitive) data category

                                            Access link, financial account, debit number or credit number, access to accounts (password, access, access code, authentication information, etc.)

                                            Sentive data sources: Interaction with organizations representing users and users

                                            Processing purpose (collected and disclosed to third parties): Product provision and demanded financial transactions

                                            Recever: Service provider and payment processor

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Source of confidential data: Exchange between users and products

                                            Processing purposes (collected and disclosed to third parties): In order to demand the required services, to improve the product, a specific function may be disclosed to a third party to provide services.

                                            Recipient user and service provider (for more information, see the "Windows Site Service and Registration" section of Privacy Statement)

                                            Race or ethnic origin, religious or philosophical beliefs or groups

                                            Sentive data source: Communication with users

                                            Processing purposes (collected and disclosed to third parties): Conducted research research to improve the product experience well, how to use and recognize our products.

                                            Recipient service provider

                                            Medical or mental health, sexual life or sexual orientation

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Processing purposes (collection and disclosure to third parties): Conduct research and research to improve the use and awareness of our products and to improve product experience and accessibility.

                                            • Recipient service provider
                                            • Customer communication, e-mail or text message contents (if Microsoft is not intentional recipient of communication)
                                            • Source of confidential data: Exchange between users and products
                                            • Purposes of Processing (Collection and Disclosure to Third Parties): Providing our products, improving product experience - Security; Product experience - Product security - Product safety - Product security - Product safety - Customer experience - Help and assistance, safety and troubleshooting
                                            • Recipients Service providers

                                            Personal data collected from known children under 13

                                            Sources of sensitive data: Interacting with users and organizations representing users

                                            Purposes of Processing (Collection and Disclosure to Third Parties): Providing our products, product improvement - Product development - Recommendations - Help, safety and troubleshooting; Providing product support - Product development - Product improvement - Product support - Help, safety and troubleshooting

                                            Recipients User-driven services and organizations (subject to Microsoft Family security settings)

                                            • The above list of whistles describes the main sources and purposes of processing of personal data collected from children under 13, but we also collect personal data from the sources described in Collection of data from children.
                                            • We will not use or disclose your Sensitive Data for any purpose other than:
                                            • To perform the services or provide the products you reasonably expect
                                            • When processing is reasonably necessary and appropriate to ensure the security and integrity of our services, systems, and data, to combat malicious or illegal activity, and to protect the physical security of individuals.
                                            • Short-term, temporary uses (including non-advertising), so long as the personal data is not disclosed to third parties, used for profiling, or used to alter an individual's experience outside of their current interaction with Microsoft

                                            Performing services on behalf of Microsoft, such as managing accounts, providing customer service, processing or fulfilling orders/transactions, verifying customer information, processing payments, offering loans, providing analytics, providing storage, and similar services.

                                            To carry out activities to verify or maintain the quality or security of, or to improve, upgrade, or enhance, services or devices owned or controlled by Microsoft Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Other activities pursuant to future regulations issued under U. S. government data privacy laws

                                            Detailed ID-ID-TO-DEFTERNED data. In some cases, Microsoft may process out ID-ID-TO-DEFTERNED data. The data is in such a state when data cannot be associated with individuals who may be associated without an additional procedure. In such a case, if it is not permitted by the applied law, Microsoft will maintain this information in a no n-identified state and try to r e-identify individuals related to no n-identified data. plug.

                                            Disclosure of personal data for business or commercial purpose. As shown in the reasons for sharing personal data, we share personal data with third parties for various tasks and for commercial purposes. The main tasks and commercial purposes that we share personal data are the treatments described in the table above. However, we share the personal data of all categories for business and commercial purpose described in the purpose of shared personal data.

                                            In some cases who manages the collection of personal data, the Company may manage the collection of your personal data to a third party. For example, the thir d-party applications or extensions run on Windows or browsers may collect personal data based on their own practice.

                                            Microsoft allows advertising companies to collect information about exchanges with your website to distribute personalized ads on behalf of Microsoft. For thir d-party partners, you can check the op t-out of the US data privacy law and the data sharing op t-out on the Opto Out page.

                                            Advertising module

                                            overview

                                            With advertising, Microsoft can provide, support, and improve some products. Microsoft does not use e-mail, human conversation, videos, voice email's remarks, customer's documents, photos, and other personal records for advertising targeting customers. 。 Microsoft uses other data to explain the details to post ads in Microsoft's property and thir d-party properties. For example, as follows:

                                            Microsoft may use the collected data to select and distribute some of the ads displayed by Microsoft's web properties such as Microsoft. com, Microsoft Start, and Bing.

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Microsoft share the collected data with internal and external partners such as XANDR, Yahoo, Facebook (see below), and advertisements displayed in Microsoft products and products become more appropriate and valuable for customers. I may do it.

                                            • The advertiser selects to place Microsoft's web beacon on the advertiser's site, or use similar technology so that Microsoft can collect information about the advertiser's site (activity, purchase, visit, etc.). can.
                                            • Microsoft processes customers, such as customers' interests, favorites, customer's location, customer transactions, customer search queries, content that customers have viewed, etc. It may be selected based on the data. For example, if a customer browses content about automobiles at Microsoft Start, Microsoft may display car ads. If you search for "Seattle Pizzeria" in Bing, the search results may display a Seattle restaurant ad.
                                            • The displayed ads are also about population statistical data, location information, search queries, interests and favorite uses from our products and websites, and customers collected from our advertisers and partner websites and apps. Using information, we may be selected based on other information that we take time over time. In this statement, these advertisements are called "personalized ads". For example, if you browse the game content on Xbox. com, we will provide Microsoft Start. In order to provide personalized advertising, we will provide information collected by our browser (IP address, etc.) when it interacts with our site. Use to combine cookies placed on your device. If you refuse to receive personalized ads, data associated with these cookies will not be used.

                                            Microsoft may provide personalized advertisements using information about customers when using Microsoft services. If you are logged in to a microsoft account and Microsoft Edge agrees to use your online activity for personalized ads, you can find products and services based on your online activity while using Microsoft Edge. It will be. Click Microsoft Edge & Amp; gt to set up the Edge privacy settings. Privacy and service. PRIVACY to set online activities and advertisements on your online activity when visiting your own online activity in browsers or a thir d-party website. Microsoft Access your control panel at . com.

                                            Details about advertisin g-related data include:

                                            Best practices and commitments in the advertising industry. Microsoft is a member of Network Advertising Initiative (Nai) and complying with Nai's Code of Conduct. It also complies with the following sel f-regulation programs:

                                            US: Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA)

                                            • Europe: European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (EDAA).
                                            • Canadian Advertising: The Canadian Digital Advertising Federation (DAAC)/ CHOIX DE PUB: Canadian Advertising Federation (DAAC)
                                            • Data collected by other advertising companies. Advertisers may include their own web beacon (or other advertising partners) in the advertisements displayed by Microsoft, which allows advertisers to set and read their own cookies. In addition, Microsoft has provided a portion of Microsoft advertising services in cooperation with advertising companies of Microsoft's subsidiary, XANDR and thir d-party, and other thir d-party advertising companies distribute ads on Microsoft sites. We are allowed to do. These third parties may place cookies on your computer and collect data on your websites or online services online. These companies currently include Facebook, Media. net, Outbrain, Taboola, and Yahoo, but not limited. If you select any of the links above, detailed information on the practices of each company, such as the options provided by each company, will be displayed. Many of these companies are also members of NAI or DAA, and provide simple ways to opt out advertising targeting by participating companies.

                                            To stop receiving personalized ads from Microsoft, see the opto out page. When you op t-out, your customer settings are saved in your web browse r-specific cookie. The expiration date of Optout Cookie is 5 years. If you delete your device cookies, you need to opt out again.

                                            Voice recognition technology Voice recognition technology MainPeechRecognitionModule

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Voice recognition technology is built into many Microsoft products and services. Microsoft offers devic e-based voice recognition and clou d-based audio recognition (webbase). Microsoft's voice recognition technology transcribes audio data into text. With the permission of the customer, Microsoft employees and vendors, who work on behalf of Microsoft, can confirm the fragments of audio data or fragments of the audio data to create and improve Microsoft's audio recognition technology. 。 By enhancing such functions, Microsoft can create more useful and superior audi o-compatible functions for users throughout the products and services for consumers and companies. In Microsoft, employees and vendors have taken measures to no n-identify data before confirming audio data, concluding a confidentiality contract between related vendors and their employees, and employees and vendors are privacy. We protect user privacy by obligating high standards related to it. Click here for details on Microsoft and audio data.

                                            Preview or free release preview or free release MainPreviewReleasesmodule

                                            Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Microsoft provides preview, insider, beta, or other free products and functions (hereinafter referred to as "preview version"), and data on the use of products (feedback, devices and usage status data) While providing) to Microsoft, you can evaluate them. As a result, in the preview version, additional data may be automatically collected, reduced the provided control function, and a privacy and security countermeasures that are different from what is usually seen in Microsoft products is used. there is. If you participate in a preview, we may contact you about your feedback or interests regarding the continuation of products after the general release.

                                            Change to a statement about this privacy change to a statement about Privacy MainChangestothothithithprivacyStatementmentModule

                                            overview

                                            This privacy statement will be updated when it is needed to enhance transparency or the following:

                                            Comments from customers, regulatory authorities, industry, and other stakeholders.

                                            Change of our products.

                                            Change our data processing activities or policies.

                                            If you make a change to this statement, fix the "Last Update Date" at the top of this statement and write the change in the change history page. If this statement has a serious change, such as a change that does not match the purpose of the personal data, Microsoft will notify the customer by confirming the notification of changes before such changes are enabled. Then, or send a notification directly to the customer. We recommend that you regularly check this privacy statement to know how Microsoft protects your information.

                                            How to make inquiries How to contact us Mainhowtocontactusmodule

                                            • overview
                                            • If you have any concerns, complaints, or questions about your local privacy or data protection, please use our web form. We will answer questions or concerns within 30 days, as obliged by the law. You can also claim concerns or complaints with data protection authorities or other public institutions with jurisdiction.

                                            If Microsoft is an administrator, unless there is a separate description, Microsoft Corporation, and Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited in the European Economic Area, the UK, Switzerland, the personal data of the Company collected by the product in the same statement. I am a data administrator. Our address is as follows:

                                            Microsoft Privacy, Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, Washington 98052, USA. Telephone: +1 (425) 8080.

                                            Microsoft IRELAND OPERATIONS LIMITED, ONE MICROFT PLACE, SOUTH COUNTY Business Park, LeopardStown 18, IRELAND. 3 1 706 3117.

                                            To search for Microsoft subsidiaries in your country or region, see List of Microsoft Office around the world.

                                            Representative of the Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited prescribed in Article 14 of the Swiss Federal Data Protection Law. Microsoft Schweiz Gmbh, Circle 02, 8058 Zürich-flughafen, Switzerland, stipulated in Article 14 of the Swiss Federal Data Protection Law.

                                            If you wish to exercise your rights based on the US government's Data Privacy Law, please contact Microsoft's abov e-mentioned US address, use our web form, or our US tol l-free dial. Please call +1 (844) 931 2038.

                                            Customers living in Canada and Canadian states are Microsoft's Headquarters (4400-81 Bay ST, Toronto, ON, M5J 0E7) to Microsoft's Data Protection Officer (+1 (416) 349 2506) Please contact me or use our web form.

                                            If the French law is applied, you may use our web form to send specific instructions to the use of your pos t-death personal data to the Company.

                                            See Microsoft Support for technical questions or support questions. For your personal Microsoft account password, see Microsoft Account Support.

                                            There are several ways to manage the personal data of the customer acquired by Microsoft and exercise the rights of data protection. Customers can contact Microsoft with Microsoft's web form or the above information, or use various tools provided by Microsoft. For other details, see the sections of "Access and Management Methods to Customer Personal Data".

                                            Artificial Intelligence and Copilot Microsoft Functions Artificial Intelligence and Copilot Microsoft Function MainartificialIlintelligencyNDMICROSoftCopilotmodule

                                            overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Microsoft Copilot function. Microsoft Copilot is a daily AI companion of Microsoft and is designed so that users can achieve more through a single experience between devices. With the help of Copilot, the user starts drafting a new word document, creating a PowerPoint presentation, quickly finding the answer to the complicated web search query, and searching for related documents and other personal content. You can get an inspiration for creating new songs, stories, images, and other content. Copilot is a series of services, and collection and use of Microsoft data may vary depending on the functions intended for services and specific scenarios.

                                            Copilot's website and apps (available on iOS and Android) are the core of Copilot's consumer experience. As part of this core experience, users can search for the web, create outputs such as text, images, songs, and other functions such as ad d-ons. In the website or app, the user enters "Prompt" to give Copilot instructions (for example, "Please tell me a recommended restaurant"). "Copilot creates useful answers using the prompts, the user's location information, language, and similar settings to provide appropriate answers. In some markets, the authenticated users You can select a product for consumers for consumers, such as collected data, to allow Copilot to access the past prompt history. , Copilot services provided and improved users to customize the location, language, and other settings in the product and Microsoft's privacy dashboard.

                                            Copilot is also displayed as an assistant for other consumers for Microsoft, such as Bing and Microsoft Edge. In these cases, data processing activities usually match the main applications of these products. For example, the use and collection of personal data from Bing by Copilot is in line with the provision of basic bing web, as described in the "search and browsing" section in this privacy statement. For more information about Copilot in Bing, see "Copilot in Bing: Our Efforts for AI, which is responsible". The Microsoft Edge allows Copilot to be displayed in the side bar Experience and supports the tasks related to the web page that users are visiting (such as "summarize this page"). This data is used according to the Microsoft Edge section of this privacy statement.

                                            Copilot Pro is another consumer service provided by Copilot, and the subscriber is the latest model, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, Excel, Outlook. You can 。 The main Copilot Pro websites and apps have the same data collection, use, and control functions as Copilot for consumers mentioned above. If Copilot is integrated with Microsoft 365 products, Copilot's data collection matches the data collection and usage described in the "Productivity and Communication" section of this privacy statement.

                                            There is also a Copilot offer for business users. Users who log in with their ENTRA ID and wish to access the Copilot service with commercial data protection in Copilot ConpoLot, when activated by the targeted business user, can minimize data collection and use in line with the business user's expectations. For more information about Copilot with commercial data protection, please click here.

                                            Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 Enterprise offers enterprise data protection features, as well as enterprise chart access, Copilot in Microsoft 365 and groups, and additional customization capabilities. Data collection and use in Copilot for Microsoft 365 Enterprise is consistent with the practices described in the Enterprise and Developer Products section of this Privacy Statement. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Overview

                                            Enterprise and Developer Products are Microsoft products and related software offered and designed primarily for use by organizations and developers. This includes:

                                            Cloud services for which your organization (our customer) has entered into a service agreement with Microsoft, such as Microsoft 365, Office 365, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Dynamics365, and Microsoft Intune ("Enterprise Online Services");

                                            Other business and developer tools and cloud-based services, such as Azure PlayFab Services (see the Azure PlayFab Services Terms for more information);

                                            Server, developer and hybrid cloud platform products, such as Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, Center System, Azure Stack, and open source software, such as bot framework solutions ("Enterprise and Developer Software");

                                            Devices and hardware used for storage infrastructure, such as Storsimple ("Enterprise Appliances");

                                            Professional services as described in the Product Terms available for Enterprise Online Services, such as onboarding services, data migration services, data science services, and services that complement existing capabilities of Enterprise Online Services.

                                            If there is a conflict between this Microsoft Privacy Statement and the terms of any agreement between you and Microsoft for Business and Developer Products, the terms of those agreements will control.

                                            Also, see the product documentation for business and developer products, including options that affect your privacy or end user privacy.

                                            If the terms below are not defined in the Privacy statement or product terms, the following definitions are applied.

                                            General. If you try, purchase, use, or su b-solve business products and products for developers, or receive support or professional services with such products, Microsoft will receive data from customers and provide services (improving services. Collect and generate data to ensure safety, including updates, implement Microsoft business activities, and communicate with customers. For example, the following:

                                            When a customer interacts with a Microsoft sales representative, Microsoft collects information on your name, contact, and your organization to support the exchange.

                                            If you interact with Microsoft support representatives, Microsoft collects devices, usage data or error reports to diagnose and resolve the problem.

                                            If you pay the product, Microsoft collects contact data and payment data to process payments.

                                            When Microsoft sends communication to customers, Microsoft uses data to personalize the communication. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            According to enterprise and developer products, customers can buy, su b-crive, or use other products and online services of Microsoft or third party with different privacy practices, and for other products and online services, respectively. A statement and policy of privacy are applied.

                                            Enterprise Online Service Enterprise Online Service Enterprise Online Service MainenterpriseserviceSmodule

                                            overview

                                            In order to provide enterprise online services, Microsoft is provided by the customer (including customer data, personal data, administrator data, payment data, and support data) and an enterprise online service collected or created by Microsoft. Use data related to use. Microsoft processes data as described in the product conditions, Microsoft Products and Services Protection Addendum (DPA) and Microsoft Trust Center.

                                            Personal Data Except (a) where Customer acts as a processor of personal data or Microsoft is a sub-processor, or (b) as otherwise set forth in the Standard Products and Services DPA. In addition, as described in the Standard Products and Services DPA, Microsoft has additional data controller responsibilities under the GDPR when processing personal data incidental to business activities in providing services to Microsoft commercial customers, such as billing and account management, compensation, internal reporting and business modeling, and financial reporting. Microsoft uses personal data in a minimally identifiable form to support the processing necessary for these business activities. We rely on statistical data and collect pseudonymous personal data before using it for business activities, eliminating the ability to identify a specific individual.

                                            Administrator Details. Administrator Data is information provided to Microsoft when you sign up for, purchase, or manage Enterprise Online Services. Microsoft uses Administrator Data to provide Enterprise Online Services, complete transactions, service your account, detect and prevent fraud, and comply with legal obligations. Administrator Data includes aggregated usage data related to your account, such as names, addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses you provide, as well as controls you select. Administrator Data also includes contact information for your colleagues and friends, if you consent to providing them to Microsoft for the limited purpose of sending them invitations to use Enterprise Online Services.

                                            If necessary, we use administrator data to provide information on renewing your account, subscription, fee, and enterprise online services (including information on new functions, security, and other technical issues). We will contact the customer to do. In addition, as described in your contract, we will also inform you of the use of your enterprise web service from a third party received by the Company. Customers cannot stop distributing these no n-promotional contacts. Microsoft may contact customers about information and provisions on other products and services, and share your contact information with Microsoft partners. If such a partner provides a specific service or solution that meets your needs, or optimizes the use of your enterprise web service, Microsoft has limited aggregated information on your organization's account. May share with the partner. Unless Microsoft has sufficient rights, we will not share your confidential or contact information with the certified partner. Customers can manage contact settings with account profile and update contact information. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Support data. Microsoft processes support data, as described in "Product and Service Policy" to provide technical support.

                                            Local software and diagnostic data. Some online services may need to install local software (such as agents, device management applications), or to be enhanced by installing local software. Local software may collect diagnostic data on the use and performance of the relevant software (defined in the DPA of products and services). This data is transferred to Microsoft and may be used for the purpose of the product and service DPA.

                                            Bing search service data. The Bing Search Service defined in the Product Terms uses data such as search queries, as described in the Bing section of this privacy statement.

                                            MainenterprisedevsoftWarEappsmodule MainenterprisedevsoftWarEappsmodule, device and device for business and developers for device businesses and developers

                                            overview

                                            Software devices for business, developers and corporate companies work efficiently and collect data to provide the best experience to customers. The data collected by the Company depends on the functions used by the customer, and the customer's settings and preferences, but is usually limited to devices and usage data. You can select the data provided. The following is an example of data collected by us:

                                            During installation, or upgrading software for companies and developers, devices and data may be collected to know if you have experienced problems.

                                            When you use corporate software or corporate devices, you may collect devices and data used to improve security functions.

                                            If a crash occurs using business software or business devices, you can select a bug report to Microsoft, diagnose the problem, and provide customer support.

                                            Microsoft uses data collected from Enterprise and Developer, Enterprise Appliance Software, to provide and improve products, provide customer support, activate product, contact customers, and operate businesses. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            HoloLens. The Hololens headset is a self-contained Windows PC with a Wi-Fi connection function, enabling a composite reality experience of apps and solutions. Microsoft collects diagnostic data to solve the problem, keep Windows running on HoloLens in the latest and safe state and operate normally. Diagnosis data can also help you improve your HoloLens and related Microsoft products and services based on the diagnostic data setting selected by the customer. Click here for details on Windows diagnostic data.

                                            HoloLens processes and collects data related to HoloLens experience and devices. Devices include cameras, microphones, and infrared sensors that enable motion and voice navigation.

                                            If you select, you can automatically sign using a camera with a camera. To do so, HololeNS shoots your iris image, measure the distance between the key points, and create and save the only value for you. This data is stored in HoloLens and is not shared with anyone.

                                            Hololens also detects gestures that intend to do system interaction (menu navigation, bread/ zoom, scrolling, etc.). This data is processed on the HoloLens device and is not saved.

                                            HoloLens derives tracking points based on your environment, understanding the surface of the space and allows digital assets to be placed on it. There are no images related to this environmental data, and it is stored locally on the HoloLens device. This data can be deleted from HoloLens at any time.

                                            Mobile microphones enable voice commands such as navigation, application control, and search terms. Click here for more information about audio data collection.

                                            Productivity, communication products improvement and communication products MainProdCommprodustSmodule

                                            overview

                                            Productivity and communication products are applications, software, and services that can be used to create, preserve, share documents, and communicate with others.

                                            Microsoft 365, Office, Other Productivity Application Microsoft 365, Office, Other Productivity Applications MainOfficeServicesmodule

                                            overview

                                            The Microsoft 365 was previously called Office 365, but is a collection of subscription services such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and productive applications. Office is a on e-time purchase version of these applications that can be used on PC or Mac, including access and publishers. Both Microsoft 365 and Office are composed of client software applications and connected online services (Microsoft 365 for the Web web application), sparking multiple platforms. I have an experience. For more information about Outlook, see the Outlook section of this privacy statement.

                                            Use various clou d-based Microsoft 365 services to use file content for projects and recommendations, collaborate with other users in documents, bing and connected thir d-party products. You can use Microsoft products. If you belong to an organization, the administrator can disable or turn off these connection services. The Microsoft 365 and Office apps can access privacy control. For more information, see your account privacy settings.

                                            Office roaming service. Office roaming services use all devices that run the Microsoft 365 or Office apps to keep the settings in the latest in the state of privacy settings. Sign in to the app with a Microsoft account or an account issued by an organization, the service synchronizes a part of the custom settings to the Microsoft server. For example, the list of recently used documents and the last place in the document are synchronized. Connect to another device with the same account, the offic e-roming service downloads the settings from the Microsoft server and applies it to additional devices. When the application is disconnected, the service deletes the settings from the device. Changes to custom settings are sent to the Microsoft server.

                                            Update from Microsoft. Microsoft offers services such as CLICK-TO-RUN, Microsoft AutOUPDATE (for Mac), or Microsoft Update (for specific versions of Office) to provide customers with security and other important updates.

                                            These services can automatically detect the Microsoft 365 or Office app online updates on the device, and automatically download them and install them. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            See Diagnosis Data for more information.

                                            Connected Experience. Microsoft 365 is connected by clou d-based services and continues to provide more experiences in supported customer applications. These connected experiences subsets are also available on Office. If you choose to use the connected experience, you will collect the necessary service data to maintain the reliability, latest, safety, and expected performance of these connected experiences. See below for more information about the necessary service data.

                                            C o-work with other users in a document stored in OneDrive or translating the contents of the Word document into another language is an example of a connected experience. There are two types of connected experiences.

                                            • Experience to analyze content. Experiences that use the content of the file to provide design proposals, edit proposals, data information, and similar functions. For example, PowerPoint Designer or Word Editor.
                                            • An experience that you can search for and download online content download experience templates, images, 3D models, videos, reference materials for improving documents. For example, a template or a PowerPoint Quickstarter.

                                            You can access privacy control with Microsoft 365 and Office client applications. With these privacy settings, you can configure connected experiences. For example, you can enable a connection experience that downloads Web content and disable connection experience that analyzes content. If you turn off the connected experience, other experiences, such as the authoring of shared documents and online file storage, will also be turned off. However, even if you use this privacy settings to turn off the connection experience, some functions can continue to be used, such as synchronization of Outlook mailboxes and basic services described below. If you are using Microsoft 365 for Web, you can't use these controls because they are already connected to the cloud. For more information about access to these controls, see the Privacy settings for your account.

                                            If you disable a specific type of connection experience, an error message will be displayed when the ribbon or menu command of those connection experiences is grayed out or the use of those connection experiences. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Service data required for the connected experience. Microsoft is transmitted and processed by using the connected experience to provide the connected experience. This data is essential because this information can provide a clou d-based connection experience. In Microsoft, this data is called the required service data.

                                            The necessary service data may include information related to the operation of the connected experience, which is required to maintain the safety, latest, and expected functions of the basis. If you select a connected experience that analyzes your content, for example, the use of Translation in Word, you will be transmitted and processed to provide connected experiences to enter and select for translation. Your text and translation will not be saved by our services. The necessary service data may include the information required for the connected experience, such as the composition information about the Microsoft 365 or Office application, to execute the job.

                                            For more information, see the Service Data section section.

                                            • Copilot Pro. Microsoft 365's Copilot Pro function, which is provided as an individual subscription service UAGE MODEL (LLM) By applying the process, it provides AI productivity functions through rea l-time conversation experiences. Copilot Pro cannot be used in Office. When using it in a available Microsoft 365 application, Copilot Pro uses the content in the file only when requesting Copilot Pro to execute a specific content. For example, if you ask Copilot Pro to rewrite a paragraph of a Word document, or if you ask a Copilot Pro to create a toDo list from OneNote memo. Similar to the connected experience, when using Copilot Pro, the necessary service data, including information on the operation, is collected. This data is needed to keep the base services safe and up to date and function as expected.
                                            • Other productive applications. Microsoft is a lot of Microsoft 365 and Office, and many, including WhiteBoard (digital canvas of touch, type, pen using pen), to Do (clou d-based task management app), Sticky Notes (Desktop memo application). We provide productivity improvement apps.

                                            These apps use various clou d-based services, such as providing images from Bing to whiteboards, proposing task candidates to add to My Day with To Do, and using sticky notes and outlook integration. It provides the functions of other Microsoft products.

                                            Use the device function. Some Microsoft 365 apps use device functions using a specific function. PowerPoint allows you to access the device microphone and camera with the presentation recording function and record the presentation with audio and video. You can also access the device microphone when using a voice recording function or speaker coach. Speaker Coach provides guidance on the screen to speak pace, comprehensive expressions, blasphemical words, additional words, and slide texts. When creating a PowerPoint presentation, you can also capture the contents of the screen using the screen snapshot and screen cut function. In some apps of Microsoft 365 PowerPoint, Word, and OneNote apps, DICTATE, a connected experience that allows you to use audio reading content when authoring with a microphone. Word and ONENOTE convert the connected transcription experience to convert the audio and recorded audio directly using a microphone in the app into text. OneNote allows you to capture photos and record videos using a camera. All Microsoft 365 apps and tasks and whiteboards

                                            Mike and camera access settings can be managed in the Windows privacy setting menu. Start & amp; gt? Select Privacy or Privacy and Security. See Windows privacy settings used by the application for how to control privacy settings in the application.

                                            Microsoft Family Microsoft Family Mainmsfamilymodule Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            This section applies to Microsoft Family Safety M365 products that allow you to connect a family group through the Microsoft Family Safety app on Windows, Xbox, or mobile devices. If you create or join a family group, please review the Microsoft Family Safety information carefully.

                                            Microsoft Family Safety helps parents create a safer environment for their family group, including digital content filtering, screen time limits, spending in Microsoft and Xbox stores, setting age ratings for apps and games, and sharing location. For information about how Microsoft collects and uses your child's data, see the Children's Data Collection section of the Privacy Policy. If you are using Microsoft Family Security on Windows, see the Windows Security and Safety Features section of the Privacy Policy. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            If you enable Family Activity Reporting for your child, Microsoft will collect details about how your child uses their device, including search, web, app, and game activity, and provide you with reports about your child's online activities. Activity reports are generally deleted from Microsoft servers.

                                            Some family safety functions, including location information sharing, drive security, driving sharing, parts, and location information alerts, use location information when enabled. For example, when the location information is enabled, the device uploads location information to the cloud and share with other Family Group users. Microsoft only holds the last confirmed location information as part of the location information sharing function (new location information is replaced with previous location information). If you turn on the "driver safety", you can record your driving habit, such as driving within the speed limit, using a mobile phone while driving, or having a sudden acceleration or sudden brake. Location information is used. These reports are uploaded to the cloud and can share drive reports in family groups. These location information functions can be invalidated at any time with family safety settings. Device location information can be managed by Microsoft Privacy Dashboard. Click here for details on family safety and location information. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            overview

                                            If you use Teams in a school or workplace account, see the enterprise and developers of the Privacy Statement.

                                            Teams is an al l-i n-one collaboration and communication hub. By using Teams, you can live a connected and connected life. If you use Teams, you can call the other party by voice call or video calls. With Teams, you can easily find people, files, photos, conversations, tasks, and calendars in convenient and safe places. Teams can save confidential information such as password, compensation number, and login information and share with other users in Teams. With your consent, you can share location information with friends and family.

                                            As part of these features, Microsoft collects data on the use of customer's functions, and information on communications, including the date and time of communication and users who have participated in communication. Microsoft may share this information with an enterprise customer when you use your school or work account to meet end users through meetings or chats. For example, when a customer talks with a user who uses a group associated with a school account in Teams, Microsoft may share the customer's information with the user's school as part of the Teams service. 。

                                            Group profile. The Teams profile includes the information provided when creating a Microsoft account. Other users of Teams with customer contact information so that other users can find customers in Teams (or products that interact with Teams for personal use). , The name and photo of the customer are displayed. Teams's profile may be displayed in enterprise customers or end users when interacting with the end user of the organization in conversations or meetings.

                                            Team contact information. If you have the permission of the customer, Teams regularly synchronizes devices, outlooks, and Skype contacts to see if there are other Teams users that match the contacts of devices, Outlooks, and Skype address books. 。 Contacts can always be managed by yourself and you can always stop synchronization. If you choose to stop synchronization of your device, outlook, or Skype contacts, or if the device is not active, the contact that did not match during the synchronization process is deleted from Teams. If you invite any of the devices, Outlooks, or Skype contacts into chat, invite the user directly to on e-o n-one chat, or Microsoft sends an invitation by SMS or email on behalf of the customer. You can invite to a group chat. If you do not want to receive contact from the user, you can block the user. You can also report the problem to Microsoft.

                                            Notification to no n-user contacts. If your information is displayed in the Teams user device, Outlook, or Skype address book, which selects devices, outlooks, or Skype contacts with Teams contacts, Microsoft is your data. We may judge whether the customer is the current Teams user, so that Teams users can invite customers to services through SMS and e-mail. As long as Teams on the device of Teams users continues to be active and the current device or service synchronization is still valid, your information will be saved on our server, and we will contact Teams user. Regularly process your information as part of the synchronous experience, and confirm that you have joined Teams since then.

                                            Selecting Teams is displayed as a new Teams contact candidate if your information is registered in the Teams user device, Outlook, or Skype address book. If you do not want to receive contact from other Teams users as a Teams user, you can block it. You can also report the problem to Microsoft.

                                            Third party contact information. You can also synchronize thir d-party contacts. If you unlock the thir d-party contacts, all thir d-party contacts will be deleted by the group. If you agree to use thir d-party contacts with other Microsoft applications or services, these contacts can be used with other Microsoft applications or services.

                                            If you delete a thir d-party account from the group, you can delete thir d-party contacts from all Microsoft applications and services. Please note that deleting a thir d-party account from a group may affect other Microsoft applications and services that use the thir d-party account.

                                            Group calendar. You can also synchronize the third party provider's calendar and group calendar. If you delete a thir d-party account from the group, you can always stop the group calendar. If you agree to using thir d-party data in other microsoft applications and services, deleting this thir d-party account data in the group to affect the use of other Microsoft applications and services. Please note that there is.

                                            Sharing of the site. You can share static or live location information with individuals or groups in the group. You can control location information yourself and stop at any time. Sharing location information for children is allowed in a group with adults with the consent of parents, and in a group with adults in the Microsoft Family Group. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            If you do not want to use the incoming and group message notification service, turn it off with the settings on your device.

                                            Many of the conversations with the en d-price customers and the meeting Microsoft products are intended to be used not only by individual users but also by schools and companies. If you are using Teams in your workplace or school account, see the Enterprise and Developer Sections of the Privacy Policy. If you participate in the Teams meeting or conversation with the end user of the organization, the data shared with the end user will follow the policy if there is a policy of the organization. Customers, please contact the administrator of the organization if you have a privac y-related question (including requests to exercise data protection rights) for data shared through conversations and meetings with end users of the organization. Microsoft is not responsible for Microsoft's privacy or security practice, which may be different from what is described in this privacy statement.

                                            OneDrive ONEDRIVE MAINONEDRIDRIVEMODULE

                                            overview

                                            • With OneDrive, you can save and access files on almost all devices. You can also share and share files with others. In some versions of the ONEDRIVE app, connect to the Microsoft 365 or Office 365 organization to connect to the Microsoft or School Microsoft account. Ive for Business Both functions to access are provided.
                                            • If you use OneDrive, we will collect data on the use of your services and the content stored by you to provide, improve and protect services. For example, indexing the content of the document in oneDrive so that you can search later, or using location information so that you can search for photos based on the shooting location. In addition, we collect device information so that you can synchronize content between devices and roam custom settings, so that you can provide personalized experiences.
                                            • Saving content in OneDrive and the content inherits the sharing right of the destination folder. For example, saving content in a public folder, the content will be published and will be available to anyone who can find the folder on the Internet. If you save content in a private folder, the content will be private.

                                            If you share content on social networks such as Facebook from a device synchronized with the OneDrive account, the content will be uploaded to the social network or the link to the content will be posted on the social network. This allows anyone on the social network to access content. To delete content, you need to delete the content from the social network (when uploaded there, not a link) and oneDrive.

                                            If you use a link to share OneDrive content with your friends, an email with a link will be sent to your friend. The link contains a authentication code, and anyone who receives the link can access the content. If one of your friends sends a link to others, you will be able to access your content, even if you do not choose content sharing. To cancel the permission of oneDrive content, sign in to your account and select a specific content to manage your access permit. If you cancel the link access permit, the link will virtually invalidate. No one can use the link to access content unless you decide to share the link again.

                                            The files managed by OneDrive for Business are saved separately from the files saved in the personal OneDrive. OneDrive for Business collects personal data for authentication such as e-mail addresses and passwords and sends to Microsoft and/ Microsoft 365 or Office 365 service providers.

                                            Outlook outlook Mainoutlookmodule

                                            overview

                                            Outlook products are designed to improve productivity through reinforced communication, include Outlook. com, Outlook applications, and related services.

                                            Outlook. COM includes an e-mail account with an address that ends with Outlook. com, Live. com, Hotmail. com, and msn. com. Outlook. com provides a function that can connect with friends on social networks. To use Outlook. com, you need to create a Microsoft account.

                                            If you delete e-mails and items from the Outlook. com mailbox, the item usually moves to the "deleted" folder, returns it to the receiving tray, empty the folder, or the service automatically empties the folder. Unless either happens first, it will remain there for about 7 days. When the deleted folder is empty, the data in this sky remains in our system for up to 30 days until it is finally deleted.

                                            Outlook application. The Outlook client app is a software to be installed on your device, and from a server such as EXCHANGE Online and Outlook. com, other services, or Microsoft Exchange servers, etc. You can manage other data first. You can use multiple different providers, including thir d-party providers, with a new Outlook for Windows app.

                                            To add an account, you need to give Outlook a permit to access your email or file storage service data.

                                            Adding an account to Outlook will automatically synchronize your account email, calendar item, file, contact, setting, and other data. When using the Outlook Mobile app, this data is also synchronized with the Microsoft server, without leaving the Outlook app, a faster search, a personalized email personalized filtered filtery, and a connected file storage provider. Additional functions such as adding the attached file can be used. If you use the Outlook desktop app, you can choose whether to synchronize the data with our server. You can delete your account at any time or change the data synchronized from your account.

                                            When adding an account provided by an organization (employer, school, etc.), the owner of the organization domain may have a policy and control that may affect the use of Outlook (for example, the need for mult i-factor authentication and device) You may implement a function to delete data by remotely.

                                            Use the device function. If the Outlook client is compatible, the user can use the dictation function to describe and send the e-mail. The dictation function can be used to use other microphones that can be connected to the device, such as a device microphone or a microphon e-compatible headphone. Outlook can also use the location information of the device to provide weather information in your current location or search for nearby places.

                                            For more information about the data collected and processed by the Outlook app, see the Microsoft 365 section of this privacy statement.

                                            Skype Skype Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Skype allows you to send and receive voice, video, SMS, and instant messages (IM). This section applies to consumer versions of Skype. If you use Skype for Business, see the Enterprise and Developer Products section of this privacy statement.

                                            As part of providing these features, Microsoft collects usage data about your communications, including the date and time of the communication and any numbers or usernames included in the communication.

                                            Skype Profile: Your Skype profile contains the information you provided when you created your Microsoft account. To help others find you on Skype (or products that interact with Skype, such as Skype for Business), your Skype profile may be included in public Skype searches, depending on your profile settings. Your profile includes your username, avatar, and other data you choose to add to your profile and display to others. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Skype Contacts. If you use Outlook. com to manage your contacts, Skype will automatically add your contacts to your Skype contact list until you tell the application to stop. With your permission, Skype will periodically sync your device contacts to check for other Skype users who match contacts on your device or Outlook address book. You can manage your contacts and stop syncing at any time. If you don't want to receive contacts from a user, you can block them. If you choose to stop syncing your device contacts or if your device is inactive, contacts that were not paired during the sync process will be deleted from Skype. If you want to invite a contact from your device or Outlook to a conversation, you can invite them to a one-on-one chat directly, or you can invite them to a group chat by having Microsoft send you an invitation via SMS or email on your behalf. You can also report issues to Microsoft.

                                            Notification to no n-user contacts. If your customer's details are displayed in the Skype user's device or Outlook address book that selects devices or outlook contacts with Skype contacts, Microsoft processes your data and is the current Skype user. Judging whether or not, Skype users may be able to invite customers to services through SMS and email. As long as the Skype user is enabling Skype on the device and continues to allow contact synchronization, the customer information is stored on our server, and as part of the Skype user contact synchronization experience. Process it regularly and check if you have joined Skype.

                                            If you select participation in Skype, it will be displayed as a new Skype contact candidate for Skype users who have registered customer information in the device or Outlook address book. If you do not want to receive communication from other Skype users as a Skype user, you can block it. You can also report concerns to Microsoft.

                                            Partner company. In order to use Skype by more people, we have partnered with other companies so that they can provide Skype through the services of those company. If you use Skype through a company other than Microsoft, your privacy policy is applied for how to handle your data. In order to comply with the application method, to respond to valid legal procedures, or to support or support partner companies and local operators, we will access, transfer, and retain your data. I have it. This data may include your private content, such as instant messages, saved video messages, audio messages, and file transfer contents.

                                            Skype manager. With Skype Manager, you can centrally manage your family's Skype usage (like a family). When you create a group, you will be a Skype Manager administrator and will be able to display the use patterns that include detailed information such as traffic data and purchase statements of other group members who have agreed to access. By adding information such as your name, other members of the group can see that information. Team members can access the Skype account page and withdraw their consent to Skype Manager.

                                            Push notifications. To let you know about incoming calls, chats, and other messages, Skype applications use the notification service on your device. On many devices, these services are provided by another company. For example, to let you know who is calling you or the first words of a new conversation, Skype must update its notification service to provide you with notifications. The company that provides the notification service on your device uses this information in accordance with their terms and privacy policy. Microsoft is not responsible for the data collected by the notification service company. If you don't want to use Skype's call and message notification services, you can disable them in the settings in the Skype application or on your device.

                                            Translation features. When you use Skype's translation features, Skype collects and uses your conversations to provide the translation service. With your permission, your data may be used to improve Microsoft products and services. To help Skype's translation and speech recognition technology learn and grow, suggestions and automatic transcriptions are analyzed and fixes are introduced into the system to provide a better service. This data may include manual transcriptions of your audio clips. For more information about how Microsoft manages your voice data, see Speech recognition technology.

                                            Recording features. Some versions of Skype have a recording feature that allows you to record and share all or part of your audio/video calls. The recording will be saved and shared as part of your conversation history with the person or group you called. Before you record any communication, you should understand your legal responsibilities. This includes getting the prior consent of all participants in the conversation or other approvals as required. Microsoft is not responsible for how you use the recording or recording features.

                                            Skype Bots: Bots are programs provided by Microsoft or third parties that can perform a variety of useful functions, such as searching for news or playing games. Depending on the bot's capabilities, it may have access to your display name, Skype ID, country, region, language, and the messages, audio, video, and content you share with the bot. Before you engage in a one-on-one or group chat with a bot, review the bot's profile and privacy statement. You can remove any bots you don't want to interact with. Before adding a bot to a group, make sure group participants have consented to sharing information with the bot. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Camera features. When you use the camera features in Skype, you can enhance your videos and images with third-party Lens services. Lens is a fun feature that uses augmented reality (AR) to transform your selfies into the look of your favorite animals. You can use the Skype camera to transform your face and hands by selecting lenses built into Skype. Depending on the lens you select, your video and images are processed to extract information about the position of different parts of your face and hands. The extracted data is used only to apply AR effects to your face and hands. These data are not used to personally identify you. This data is processed on your device only for the duration of your session and is deleted immediately afterwards. This data is not sent to Skype or any third parties.

                                            Surface Main Surface Module

                                            1. Overview
                                            2. Microsoft offers the Surface family of devices and accessories that provide great computing experiences, such as browsing the web, watching or streaming videos, playing games, and running applications such as Excel, Word, and OneNote. These include devices and accessories such as Surface Laptops, Surface Studios, Surface Book, Surface Pro, Surface Headphones, Surface Earbuds, Surface Dock, and Surface Keyboard. As part of this experience, Microsoft collects certain diagnostic data, as described below.
                                            3. Diagnostic data. Microsoft collects diagnostic data as you use your Surface device, Surface accessories, and Surface applications. Diagnostic data may include information about crashes, performance, and use of Surface products. Data sent to Microsoft is used to keep your Surface secure, up-to-date, and performing as expected, and to help make other improvements to your Surface.
                                            4. There are two levels of diagnostic and activity data: Required diagnostic data and Optional diagnostic data.
                                            5. Required diagnostic data is the minimum data needed to keep your Surface device, Surface accessories, and Surface applications secure, up-to-date, and performing as expected.
                                            6. Optional diagnostic data is additional diagnostic and usage data about your Surface device, Surface accessories, and Surface applications. If you choose to send optional diagnostic data to Microsoft, required diagnostic data will also be included.

                                            For all Surface devices, Surface accessories, and Surface apps, required diagnostic data is always sent to Microsoft. However, you can choose whether to allow Surface to collect and send optional diagnostic data to Microsoft. You can make this choice when you first set up your device, or you can change it any time in the Surface app.

                                            Surface Duo Surface Duo Main Face Module Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Surface Duo is a device with two screens that fits in your pocket for on-the-go productivity. Powered by the Google Android operating system, Surface Duo supports cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity and can be used for email, web browsing, gaming, and business connectivity.

                                            Microsoft offers the Duo Core Surface experience that runs on the Android operating system. The Duo Core Surface experience includes apps such as Microsoft Launcher, Setup Wizard, and Your Companion. You can sign in with your Google ID and enable various Google services. You can also sign in with your Microsoft Account (MSA) and enable Microsoft services. Microsoft applications and services may rely on information provided by Google. Some features, such as location, require you to enable this functionality with Google and make this information available to Microsoft. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            The essential diagnostic data can be used in the format of "Special Diagnosis Data". This is the minimum data required to keep the basic Surface Duo experience in a safe and u p-t o-date state and maintain the expected performance.

                                            option. Additional data to be useful for product improvement provides expansion information for Microsoft to identify, diagnose, and solve the problem.

                                            Surface Duo's position information settings. Surface Duo depends on Google location information services, determines the accurate geographical position of the device and displays local weather. The location information of Surface Duo is determined by various accuracy and in some cases determined. To be able to report or display weather and location information in the Microsoft app, you need to enable Google Location Services and Microsoft Location Access. Depending on the app, you may need to enable these settings on your own, and you can set or change with the Surface Duo settings. Google's privacy policy describes Google's location information and related data privacy practices. For more information, see Surface Duo position information settings. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            Other Microsoft apps on Surface Duo may be asked to enable functions to enable the complete experience of the app, or to allow optional diagnostic data. You can change these app settings by the Surface Duo setting app name. For more information about these applications, see the "Productivity and Communication Products" and the "Search and Browse" sections in the Privacy Statement.

                                            Linkedin Linkedin Linkedin MainLinkedInmodule

                                            overview

                                            See the Linkedin privacy policy for the data collected by Linkedin, how to use and share it. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                            summary

                                            Search and browsing products connect you with information and intelligently sense, process, and act on information. For more information about AI and Copilot features in Microsoft search products, see the Microsoft Copilot AI and Features section above.

                                            Bing Bing MainbingModule

                                            Overview

                                            • Bing services include search and map services, as well as other applications and programs described in this section. Bing services collect and process data in a variety of formats, including ink and typed text, voice data, and images. Bing services are also included in other Microsoft services, such as Microsoft 365, and in certain features of Windows, which we call Bing-powered experiences.
                                              • When you perform a search or use features that allow us to perform searches or enter commands on your behalf in experiences that connect with Bing, we collect the search or command you provide (which may be in the form of text, voice data, or images), along with your IP address, your location, a unique identifier in a cookie or similar technology, the date and time of your search, and your browser settings. For example, if you use the Bing Voice-Place service, performance data related to your voice input and speech features will be sent to Microsoft. For more information about how Microsoft manages your voice data, see Speech Recognition Technology. Additionally, if you use image-enabled Bing services, images that you provide will be sent to Microsoft. When you use Bing features, such as Bing Search, to search for a specific word or phrase on a webpage or document, that word or phrase is sent to Bing along with the surrounding content to provide you with relevant search results.
                                              • AnalysisAnalysisBing Bing Search now includes AI web search capabilities using Microsoft Copilot in Bing. This feature supports you by providing relevant search results, reviewing and summarizing from across the web, refining search queries with chat experiences, and inspiring creativity by helping you create user-generated content. Bing's use and collection of personal data through Copilot is consistent with the provision of Bing Core Web Search described in this section. For more information about Copilot on Bing, see Copilot on Bing: An approach to responsible AI.
                                              • Search candidate. The search candidate function sends the characters entered by the customer and the contents clicked by the customer to search for search and location information for the Microsoft Edge browser. This allows customers to provide highly relevant proposals when entering search. To turn on or off this function while using the Bing search, access the Bing settings. There are also ways to control this feature in other experiences, such as Microsoft Edge browsers, such as browsers. Windows 10 and Windows 11 search boxes cannot turn off search candidates. It is possible to hide search boxes and taskbar icons.
                                              • BING Experience Enhancer of Bing Desktop and Bing Toolbar. If you use a BING desktop or Bing toolbar to participate in the Bing Experience Increased Program, we will have customers visited the website addresses to improve search ranking and relevance. Collect additional data on how you used a specific Bing application. In order to protect your privacy, we do not use data collected through the Bing Experience Increased Program to track customers, contact customers, or post ads targeting customers. The Bing Experience Increased Program can be turned off at any time with the Bing desktop settings or Bing toolbar. Finally, the information collected through the Bing Experience Increased Program is deleted 18 months later.
                                              • Holding and publication. The Company deletes the entire IP address in six months and deletes the cookies and other cros s-session identifiers used to identify a specific account or device 18 months later, to separate the saved search query. 。

                                              Personalization with a Microsoft account. Some Bing services provide more fulfilling experiences, such as signing in with a personal Microsoft account, synchronizing search history between devices. You can use these personalized functions to customize interest, favorite, and settings, and connect your account to a thir d-party service. See the Bing settings to manage your personalization settings, and to manage data to the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard.

                                              • Management of search history. If you are signing in to Microsoft's personal account, you can delete search and chat history with Microsoft's privacy control panel. The bing search history service in the Bing setting allows you to check the search keywords and clicks you entered when using the Bing search from the browser. Through this service, you can erase your device search history. The conversation with Microsoft Copilot in bing is also remembered as a "recent activity". The recent activity history of the past has been saved, and the conversation name is based on the first query in conversation by default. Recent activities are displayed on the right side of the chat window when using the service. If you erase the history, the history will not be displayed in the search history and chat history, but information will not be deleted from the search log. The search log will be held and deleted as described above or through the privacy dashboard as mentioned above. If you use a Microsoft search in Bing to sign up to a Microsoft work or a school account, you can export Microsoft search to Bing's search history, but cannot be deleted. Search history
                                              • A thir d-party service that uses Bing. You can access the experience using Bing when using thir d-party services such as Yahoo services! To provide these services, Bing receives data from these services and other partners, including search queries and related data (dates, time, IP address, unique identifier). This data is sent to Microsoft to provide search services. Microsoft uses this data, as described in this statement, or further restricted by a contract with a partner. For questions about how to collect and use thir d-party services, see the thir d-party service privacy policy.
                                              • Data to be transferred to the destination website The customer selects search results or advertisements from the bing search results page and moves to the destination website, and the destination website is the customer's IP address and kind of browser. You will receive standard data sent by your browser to each website that customers visit, such as the host name of the language, the host's website (in this case, https: // www. Bing. com/).
                                              • Sharing data from Bing and Bing-supported experiences with third parties. We share certain unidentified data (data without a specific individual's identity) from Bing and Bing experiences with selected third parties. Before doing so, we process the data through a process to remove certain sensitive data that users may have included in their search keywords (such as social security numbers or credit card numbers). In addition, we require these third parties to store the data securely and not use it for any purpose other than for which it was provided.
                                              • Microsoft Edge Microsoft Edge Console

                                              Overview

                                              Every time you use a web browser to access the Internet, data about your device ("standard device data") is sent to the websites you visit and the online services you use. Standard device data may include your device's IP address, browser type and language, access times, and the address of the referring site. This data may be logged by the web servers of these websites or online services. What data is logged and how this data is used depends on the privacy practices of the websites you visit and the web services you use. Some features of Microsoft Edge (for example, opening a new tab in the browser links to content in Microsoft Start) and your experience with such content are described in the Microsoft Start section of this Privacy Policy. In addition, Microsoft Edge sends a unique browser identifier to certain websites, allowing them to create aggregate data used to improve the browser's features and services.

                                              Microsoft Edge for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Microsoft Edge is the default web browser for Windows 10 and later, and is also available for other supported versions of Windows and macOS.

                                              Data about how you use the browser, including browsing history, web form data, temporary Internet files, and cookies, is stored on your device. You can delete this data from your device using Clear Browsing History.

                                              Microsoft Edge records and stores content on your device, such as:

                                              Settings and more Manage your favorites, downloads, history, extensions, and collections. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Website PIN to the taskbar. You can put your favorite websites on the Windows taskbar. Each website can see which websites you have pinned and can notify you of new updates on each website with a notification badge.

                                              Microsoft collects data necessary to provide the features you request in Microsoft Edge. When you sign in to Microsoft Edge with a personal, Microsoft, or school account, Microsoft Edge syncs the browser data stored on your device to other registered devices. You can choose the types of browser data you sync, including favorites, browsing history, extensions and related data, settings, open tabs, and automatic form filling. If you choose to sync extensions obtained from a third-party web store, copies of those extensions are downloaded directly from the web store to your synced device. If you enable password tracking, your saved credentials are encrypted and sent to Microsoft's password tracking service to alert you if your credentials are detected as part of a malicious attack or breach. Microsoft does not retain this data after an audit is completed. You can disable or configure sync in Microsoft Edge settings.

                                              When you sign in to Microsoft Edge with a personal, Microsoft account, or school account, Microsoft Edge saves your account privacy settings. Microsoft Edge uses your saved preferences to migrate your account privacy options across all your devices, including when you set up your Windows device.

                                              Microsoft Edge search candidates and site candidates use search queries and browsing history to provide hig h-speed browsing and relevant search candidates. In Microsoft Edge, the information entered in the browser address bar is sent to the default search provider set in the address bar, and recommended search results are displayed each time you enter each character. These functions can be invalidated at any time with a browser settings. To provide search results, Microsoft Edge sends search queries, standard device information, and location information (when location information is enabled) to the default search providers. If Bing is a default search provider, we use this data, as described in the Bing section of the Privacy State. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Microsoft Edge downloads content from Microsoft services to improve your browsing experience. For example, when data is transferred to the content of the PRENDER site to speed up browsing, or the provision of the content required for the feed function selected by the customer, such as providing a collection template, etc. < SPAN> Microsoft Edge search candidates and site candidates use search queries and browsing history to provide hig h-speed browsing and relevant search candidates. In Microsoft Edge, the information entered in the browser address bar is sent to the default search provider set in the address bar, and recommended search results are displayed each time you enter each character. These functions can be invalidated at any time with a browser settings. To provide search results, Microsoft Edge sends search queries, standard device information, and location information (when location information is enabled) to the default search providers. If Bing is a default search provider, we use this data, as described in the Bing section of the Privacy State.

                                              Microsoft Edge collects and uses and uses Microsoft's search activities, including sites that Microsoft do not own or operated to improve Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Bing, and Microsoft News. 。 This data may include your search queries, search results displayed in customers, population statistics, which are part of the search results, and search results such as links clicked by customers. Microsoft Edge takes measures to delete the collected data, deletes the data to identify the collector's individual or device, and retains the data for one year from the time of collection. Microsoft does not use this collection data to personalize customers or provide ads. Collection of this data can be turned off at any time with the browser settings.

                                              Microsoft Edge downloads content from Microsoft services to improve your browsing experience. For example, when data is transferred to the content of the PRENDER site to speed up browsing, or the provision of the content required for the feed function selected by the customer, such as providing a collection template, etc. Microsoft Edge search candidates and site candidates use search queries and browsing history to provide hig h-speed browsing and relevant search candidates. In Microsoft Edge, the information entered in the browser address bar is sent to the default search provider set in the address bar, and recommended search results are displayed each time you enter each character. These functions can be invalidated at any time with a browser settings. To provide search results, Microsoft Edge sends search queries, standard device information, and location information (when location information is enabled) to the default search providers. If Bing is a default search provider, we use this data, as described in the Bing section of the Privacy State.

                                              Microsoft Edge collects and uses and uses Microsoft's search activities, including sites that Microsoft do not own or operated to improve Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Bing, and Microsoft News. 。 This data may include your search queries, search results displayed in customers, population statistics, which are part of the search results, and search results such as links clicked by customers. Microsoft Edge takes measures to delete the collected data, deletes the data to identify the collector's individual or device, and retains the data for one year from the time of collection. Microsoft does not use this collection data to personalize customers or provide ads. Collection of this data can be turned off at any time with the browser settings. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              You can also share the Microsoft Edge browsing history and personalize Microsoft Edge and Microsoft services such as advertising, search, shopping, and news. Microsoft Edge browsing history includes history, favorite, used data, web content, and other viewing data. For more information about the privacy policy of Microsoft ads, see the Privacy statement ads. The Microsoft Privacy Dashboard allows you to set whether to use browsing history for personalized ads. If this setting is turned off with the Microsoft Privacy Control Panel, you will continue to provide personalized web experiences, such as search and news based on browsing history. When this setting is turned off, you will stop sharing the browsing history of Microsoft Edge, your favorite, usage status, and other viewing data, and the Microsoft Edge, advertising, search, shopping, news, etc. Microsoft can use the browsing history, favorite, usage status, and other viewing data to personalize Microsoft services. If you use the Copilot function in the Microsoft Edge sidebar, you can select whether to use Microsoft Copilot in Edge settings.

                                              Microsoft Edge collects the necessary diagnostic data to solve the problem, keep Microsoft Edge up to date, and operate safely and properly. The required diagnostic data helps to improve Microsoft Edge and Windows.

                                              Apart from the search activity data above, information on how to use Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft and Microsoft products and Microsoft to improve the use of Microsoft Edge, and information on browser activity, including browsing history and search phrases. You can arbitrarily select to send to Microsoft. For more information, see Windows Diagnosis of Personal Information Protection Policy. For Microsoft Edge on other operating systems, when Microsoft Product Improvement is enabled, we will send data on how to use the browser or information on the website viewed in Microsoft Edge. And Diagnosis information is provided as an option to search for Microsoft and improve product improvement.

                                              Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Microsoft edge on iOS and Android. Microsoft Edge on iOS and Android devices collects the data you need to provide you in Microsoft Edge. Microsoft also collects the diagnostic data required to solve the problem and keep Microsoft Edge up to date, safe and normal. The required diagnostic data can also help improve Microsoft Edge.

                                              In addition, customers have voluntarily shared diagnostic data on how to use Microsoft Edge, and information on the website visited by the customer, and have been personalized in browsers, Windows, and other Microsoft products and services. Experience can be realized. This information also helps to improve Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft products and services. The diagnostic data for this option will be sent to the Company if you use a browser settings to share usage data for personalization or to share information about the website visited by the customer.

                                              The diagnostic data collected by Microsoft Edge is sent to Microsoft, and Microsoft is saved with one or multiple unique identifiers that help Microsoft identify individual users on the device and understand the service problem and browser use pattern. It will be.

                                              Microsoft Edge uses data obtained from customers web browsing, including browsing on sites owned or not owned by Microsoft, to improve Microsoft's services such as Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Bing, and Microsoft News. I will do it. The data collected by Microsoft Edge may include personal data. However, Microsoft Edge has taken measures to erase data and release identification. Microsoft Edge does not use this data to personalize or distribute ads. Collection of this data can be turned off at any time with the browser settings. Click here for search result data for product improvement.

                                              For more information about the Microsoft Edge legacy version (version 44 or later), see the web-Microsoft Edge Legacy and Internet Explorer browser sections in the privacy statement.

                                              Microsoft Translator Microsoft Translator MainMicrosoftTranslatormal

                                              summary

                                              Microsoft Translator is a machine translation system and service designed to automatically translate text and audio input between many support languages. It is integrated into various Microsoft products and services, such as Translator Hub, Translator for Bing, Translator for Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Translator processes text, images, audio data, and devices and data used by the customer. These data will be used to provide Microsoft Translator, personalize your experience, and improve products and services. Microsoft is implementing business and technical measures to restore data sent to Microsoft Translator. For example, in order to improve the audio recognition technology of Microsoft Translator and Microsoft, when sampling text and audio randomly, identifiers identified by samples that may include information that can identify individuals and specific texts ( e-mail mail ( e-mail)). Delete addresses and sequences of specific numbers, etc.). For more information about how Microsoft manages your audio data, see the voice recognition technology.

                                              Apart from Microsoft Translator, the Microsoft translation service can be used as a function of other Microsoft products and services that apply privacy practice different from Microsoft Translator. For more information about Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services, Custom Translator, and Translator Speech API, see the enterprise and developers for developers. Please please. For the Microsoft 365 application and Skype Translate features, see the Productivity and Communication Products section of the Privacy Statement.

                                              Swiftkey Swiftkey keyhab

                                              overview

                                              Microsoft Swiftkey keyboard and related clou d-based services (collectively "Swiftky Services") process data on the words used by customers and how to input them, and learn your style using that data. We provide personalized aut o-collect and smart textbooks tailored to customers. We also use this data to provide various other functions, such as emoticons. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              The Swiftkey service also includes optional cloud components called the Swiftkey account. If you choose to create a Swiftkey account, your language model will be synchronized with the cloud service of the Swiftky account, using this model on various devices you use, accessing additional services such as prediction synchronization and backup. You will be able to do it. When you create a Swiftkey account, Microsoft also collects email addresses and basic population statistics. All the collected data will be transferred to our server in an encrypted route. If you are logging in to the Swiftkey account, you can check the personal data and Swiftkey account settings in Data. Swiftkey. Com.

                                              As a part of the Swiftkey account, you can also choose to share language and/ or typing data for the purpose of improving Microsoft products and services. If you op t-in, Swiftkey may send you a short snippet with how you enter and how you enter, and relevant correction data to our server. These text snippets are used in various automation processes to verify that our predictive services are working properly and improve their products. In order to maintain your privacy, Swiftkey services do not specify these text snippets and have a Swiftkey account, and these text snippets are not associated with it.

                                              If you sign in to your SwiftKey account and OPT-In to share your language and typing data, Microsoft will process your shared data to search for new language usage patterns across our user base. This allows us to improve our baseline models for individual languages. The language and typing data used in this process is aggregated and words or word combinations that may belong to an individual or small group of users are filtered out.

                                              You can withdraw your consent to share your language and typing data to improve our products at any time in SwiftKey settings. You can also withdraw your consent to SwiftKey Services retaining your personal data in SwiftKey settings. If you withdraw your consent to SwiftKey retaining your personal data, all personal data collected through your use of the SwiftKey Services will be deleted.

                                              You may receive notifications on your device to let you know about product updates and features that may be of interest to you. You can turn off these notifications at any time in SwiftKey settings.

                                              SwiftKey's camera feature allows you to enhance your videos and images with third-party Lens services. Lenses are a feature that uses augmented reality (AR) to transform yourself in fun ways, such as looking like your favorite animal. Using the camera on your SwiftKey keyboard, you can select a flashlight mode built into the keyboard to transform your face or hands. Depending on the lens you select, the video or image can be processed to extract information about the location of different parts of your face and hands. The extracted data is used solely for the purpose of applying AR results to your face and hands. This data is not used to personally identify you. This data is processed only on your device for the duration of your session and then deleted immediately. This data is not sent to SwiftKey or any third party.

                                              Windows MainwindowsModule Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Windows is a personalized computing environment that lets you seamlessly navigate your services, preferences, and content across all your computing devices, from phones to tablets to Surface Hub. Rather than residing as a static software program on your device, the core components of Windows are cloud-based, and both the cloud and local Windows components are regularly updated to provide you with the latest improvements and features. To provide you with this computing experience, Windows collects data about you, your device, and how you use Windows. Windows is your personal information, and we give you choices about the personal data we collect and how we use it. If your Windows device is managed by your organization (such as your employer or school), your organization may use centralized management tools provided by Microsoft or other organizations to access and process your data and control your device settings, including privacy settings, policies, software updates, data collection by us or the organization, or other aspects of your device. In addition, your organization may use management tools provided by Microsoft or others to access and process your data from this device, including the following:

                                              Windows Settings, formerly known as PC Settings, is an essential component of Microsoft Windows. It provides a convenient interface for setting user preferences, configuring the operating system, and managing connected devices, and lets you manage user accounts, configure network settings, and personalize various aspects of Windows. Windows provides mechanisms for apps to access various device features, such as the camera, microphone, location, calendar, contacts, call history, and messages, while controlling access to your personal data. Each feature has its own privacy settings page in Windows Settings, where you can control which apps can use each feature. The main features of Settings are:

                                              Adjustments: Lets you personalize various aspects of Windows, such as the look and feel, language preferences, and privacy options. Windows Settings lets you customize Windows by using your microphone when adjusting the volume, using your camera when using the built-in camera, and using your location when changing brightness at night.

                                              Region Management: Install and manage peripherals, such as printers, monitors, and external drives.

                                              Network settings: Configure network settings including Wi-Fi, Ethernet, cellular, and VPN connections, and use the physical MAC address, IMEI, and mobile phone number if your device supports cellular.

                                              Account management: Add or remove user accounts, change account settings, and manage connection options.

                                              System-level options: Adjust display settings, notifications, power options, manage installed apps, and more.

                                              Privacy and security management: Set privacy settings, including location and diagnostic data collection. Reconfigure individual apps and services to access device features by enabling or disabling them.

                                              For more information about data collection in Windows, see Windows Data Collection Overview. This statement covers Windows 10 and Windows 11. Previous versions of Windows, including Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8. 1, have their own privacy statements.

                                              MainActivationModule Activation Activation

                                              Overview

                                              When you activate Windows, a specific product key is associated with the device on which the software is installed. This product key, along with data about your software and device, is sent to Microsoft to activate the software. This data may be sent again if reactivation or activation is required. The phone running Windows, device, and network IDs, and location information when the device is first turned on are also sent to Microsoft for warranty registration, share top-up, and fraud prevention purposes.

                                              History History History History Activity Activity History

                                              Overview

                                              Activity history helps us record what you do on your device, such as the apps and services you use, the files you open, and the web pages you visit. Activity history is created and stored locally on your device when you use different apps and features, including Microsoft Edge Legacy, certain Microsoft Store apps, and Microsoft 365 apps.

                                              You can turn off or turn on the setting that stores activity history locally. Activity history in the Windows Settings app. Learn more about Windows activity history.

                                              Advertising ID Advertising ID ainadvertisingIdmodule

                                              Overview

                                              Windows creates a unique advertising ID for each person who uses the device, and the app developers and advertising networks can be used for their own purposes, such as providing related ads in the app. When advertising ID is enabled, both Microsoft and thir d-party applications can access and use the advertising ID in the same way as the website can access and use the unique identifier stored in cookies. It will be. Therefore, your advertising ID is used by app developers and advertising networks, and can provide more relevant advertisements and other personalized experiences in apps and webs. Microsoft collects advertising IDs for the use here, only if you choose to enable advertising IDs as part of your privacy settings.

                                              Advertising authentication settings apply to Windows applications using Windows advertising ID. Access to this ID can be invalidated at any time by turning off the advertising ID in the Windows setting application. If you turn it on again, the advertisement will be reset and a new ID will be created. If the thir d-party application can access the advertising ID, the use of the advertising ID is the privacy policy of the third party. Click here for more information about Windows Advertising ID.

                                              This advertising certification is not applied to other interestatio n-based advertising methods provided by Microsoft or Third Party (for example, cookies used to distribute interio r-based display ads on websites). Thir d-party products accessed or installed on Windows may also provide other formal interes t-based advertisements for their own privacy policy. Microsoft distributes other forms of interes t-based display ads in some Microsoft products with direct or thir d-party advertising providers. For more information about how Microsoft uses data for advertising, see the sections of how to use personal data in this statement.

                                              Diagnosis Diagnostic Diagnostic Diagnosis MAINDIAGNOSTICSMODULE MAINDIAGNOSTICSMODULE MAINDIAGNOSTICSMODULE

                                              overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Diagnosis data and activity data have two levels: essential diagnostic data and optional diagnostic data. In some product manuals and other materials, "essential diagnostic data" is described as "basic diagnostic data" and "optional diagnosis data" is described as "complete diagnostic data".

                                              When organizations (customer employers or schools, etc.) use the Microsoft Entra ID to manage accounts provided to customers and register your device in the Windows Diagnosis Data processor configuration, the diagnostic data of Microsoft related to Windows. The processing conforms to the contract between Microsoft and the organization. When the organization uses a Microsoft management tool or asks Microsoft to manage the customer's device, Microsoft and the organization enables the management, monitoring, and troubleshooting of customer devices managed by the organization. Use and process the diagnostic data and error data from your device for other purposes of the organization.

                                              The required diagnostic data includes your device, its settings and functions, and information about whether it works normally. We collect the following essential diagnostic data:

                                              Device, connection and configuration data: Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Network functions and connection data, such as device IP addresses, mobile networks (including IMEI and mobile operators), whether the device is connected to a free or paid network.

                                              Operating systems and data on operating systems, regions and language settings, diagnostic data settings, or whether the device is part of the Windows Insider program.

                                              Data on connected peripheral devices such as models, manufacturers, drivers, compatibility data.

                                              Data related to applications installed on devices, such as application names, versions, and publishers.

                                              Optional diagnostic data includes more detailed information on your device, its settings, functions, and the soundness of the device. Optional diagnostic data includes data on websites, device activities (sometimes called usage status), and improvements that Microsoft can modify and improve products and services for all users. It may also include a bug report. If you select an optional diagnostic data, the required diagnosis data is always included, and Microsoft collects the following additional information:

                                              Additional data on devices, connections, and configurations other than collected in the required diagnostic data section.

                                              Status and log information on the soundness of operating systems and other system components other than collected by the information and diagnostic systems of the diagnostic data requirement section.

                                              Application activities such as programs launched on the device, execution time, and response speed to input data.

                                              Browser activities such as browsing history and search words in Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer.

                                              Improvement of error reports such as device memory status (may include unintended user content, such as a file used in the event of a problem) when a system error or application error occurs. Error data is not used for the custom experience described below.

                                              Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              A specific data element collected in Windows Diagnostics may be changed so that the data required for the Microsoft purpose can be flexibly collected. For example, Microsoft collects data elements that Microsoft had not been collected before to deal with Microsoft's latest performance issues that affect user computing experiences or update the new Windows devices in the market. You may need to. For the latest list of data collected in the required diagnostic data and optional diagnostic data, see the Windows (Basic) Diagnosis Event and Optional Diagnosis Field or Window. In order to support the troubleshooting of products and services that link with Windows and other Microsoft products and services, we provide a limited part of the error report information to a partner (such as a device manufacturer). Partners are allowed to use this information only to repair or improve these products and services. In addition, specific resorted remote diagnostic data, such as the general use of Windows applications and functions, may be shared with the selected third party. Click here for Windows diagnostic data.

                                              Recognition of ink and typing. By sending ink and typing diagnostic data, you can cooperate with Microsoft's ink recognition and typing improvement. If you select this, Microsoft will be input or written by customers to improve the functions such as handwritten recognition, aut o-complete, prediction of the following words, and functions such as spell correction in many languages ​​used by Microsoft customers. Collect samples of. When Microsoft collects diagnostic inks and typing data, it is divided into a small sample, and it is used to reconstruct a unique identifier, sequence information, and original content to customers. Processing is performed to delete other data (email addresses, numbers, etc.) that are possible. It also includes related performance data, such as a manually adding text and a word added to the dictionary. Click here for more information about Windows ink and typing improvement.

                                              If you choose to enable personalized experiences, Microsoft uses Windows diagnostic data (required or optional) to provide personalized tips, ads, and suggestions to improve your Microsoft experience. If you select Required for the diagnostic data setting, personalization is based on information about your device, its settings, features, and whether it is working properly. If you select Optional, personalization is based on information about how you use applications and features, and additional information about the state of your device. However, we do not use information about the websites you visit, the content of error messages, or your voice, typing, or ink input data for personalization if we receive this data from you who select Optional.

                                              Personalized experiences include suggestions on how to customize and optimize Windows, as well as ads and suggestions about Microsoft and third-party products and services, features, apps, and hardware that can help you with your Windows experience. For example, we may tell you about features you didn't know about or new features so you can get the most out of your device. If you have a problem with your Windows device, we may suggest a solution. You may have the opportunity to customize your lock screen with photos, or to display more of the types of photos you like and fewer of the types of photos you don't like. If you stream movies in your browser, we might recommend an app from the Microsoft Store that streams more efficiently. Also, if you're running out of space on your hard drive, Windows might suggest that you try OneDrive or buy hardware to free up space. Learn more about custom experiences in Windows.

                                              Feedback Hub Feedback Hub mainfeedbackhubmodule

                                              Summary

                                              Feedback Hub provides a way to collect feedback about Microsoft products and installed first-party and third-party applications. When you use Feedback Hub, Feedback Hub periodically reads the list of installed applications to determine which applications are available for you to submit comments. Feedback Hub determines which applications are installed on your device through public APIs. In addition, for HoloLens, Feedback Hub uses your camera and microphone if you choose to share your environment and voice input. It also uses your picture and document libraries to access screenshots and screen recordings that you attach to submit as part of your comments.

                                              Feedback HUB can sign in with your personal Microsoft account or an account provided by organizations (work, schools, etc.) used to sign in to Microsoft products. If you connect to your work or school account, you can send feedback to Microsoft in cooperation with the organization. Feedback provided using a workplace or school account or Microsoft's personal account may be open to the public according to the settings configured by the organization administrator. Also, if feedback is provided using a workplace or school account, the administrator of the organization can browse feedback through the feedback hub or management center.

                                              Diagnosis data is sent to Microsoft to improve the Microsoft product and services by providing Microsoft on Microsoft or adding details of the problem. Select an option to automatically send the diagnostic data from the feedback HUB or send the diagnostic data to Microsoft according to the setting of the diagnostic data in the [Diagnosis and Feedback] section of Windows. It will be. Additional personal data may be collected for more useful troubleshooting based on the selected category when sending feedback. For example, the location information when submitting a comment on location information services and the gaze information for submitting comments on composite reality. Microsoft shares your feedback with Microsoft partners (such as device manufacturers and firmware developers), along with data collected when you send feedback, and links with Windows and other Microsoft products and services. We may support products and services. Click here for more information about Windows diagnostic data.

                                              MainGethelpmodule seeking help

                                              overview

                                              Lecture help enables Windows users to receive technical support for Windows and other Microsoft applications. Provides sel f-service support (such as links to help articles and explanations of how to solve problems by Windows users), and connect to appropriate diagnosis and live Microsoft Agents. Customers can log in to the hel p-down load component with the Microsoft account to create a consumer support case. Business account users may be allowed to create a consumer support case if it is enabled according to the organization's support contract and by tenant administrator.

                                              Get Help may suggest that you run diagnostics. If you agree, diagnostic data will be processed according to the Diagnostics section.

                                              If your system settings allow it, you can use your system microphone to record your support question instead of typing it. You can find this in the Microphone privacy settings in the Windows Settings application. If you start the commenting process in Get Help, Get Help can access your application list and open the Comment Center in the correct application. All comments are entered and checked by Feedback Hub as described in the Feedback Hub section of this Privacy Statement. Get Help does not use your location as part of the service.

                                              Live Subtitling Live Subtitling mainlivecaptionsmodule

                                              Summary Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Subtitling audio data is processed only on your device and is not shared with the cloud or with Microsoft. Learn more about live subtitling.

                                              Location Services and RecordingLocation Services and Recording Modules mainlocationsservicesmotionsensing

                                              Overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Windows services and functions, applications running on Windows, and Windows browser websites can access the location information of the device through Windows if the setting is permitted. Some functions and applications require the permission of location information when you first install Windows, but some are required to use the application for the first time, while others are required to access the location information of the device. For some Windows apps that use the location information of the device, see the Windows app section of this privacy statement.

                                              If your application or function accesses the location information of the device and signs in with a Microsoft account, Windows devices upload the location information to the cloud, use a Microsoft account, and give your permission. Make the service available on all your devices. Microsoft only holds the last confirmed location information (new location information overwrite the previous location information). The recent Windows device data data is stored on the device even if you do not use your Microsoft account, and some Windows apps and functions can access the location information history. Device position information history can be erased at any time with Windows setting app.

                                              In the Windows settings, you can check which apps can access the location information of the device and the location information history of the device, and turn it off or access the location information of a specific application. You can do it. You can also set the default location information. This location information is used when the location information service does not find more accurate location information of the device.

                                              Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              The desktop app is a specific type of application that does not require an individual license to detect the location information of the device, and is not displayed on a list that can use the app that can use location information. The desktop app is installed from Microsoft Store, download from the Internet, or installs some media (CD, DVD, USB storage device, etc.). The desktop app starts using . exe, . msi, or a thir d-party . exe file. Click here for details of thir d-party desktop apps and how to detect a thir d-party desktop app that detects the location information of the device even if the device position information is turned off.

                                              Some web-based experiences and third-party apps that you see on Windows may use other technologies (such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular modem) or cloud-based location services to determine the location of your device, to varying degrees, even if you have turned off the location setting on your device.

                                              In addition, to facilitate emergency assistance, Windows will attempt to determine and share your precise location each time you make an emergency call, regardless of your location settings. If your device has a SIM card or uses cellular service, your mobile operator may have access to your device's location. Learn more about Windows location.

                                              overview

                                              • Find My Device The Find My Device feature allows administrators on Windows devices to locate the device from Account. microsoft. com/devices. To use the Find My Device feature, administrators must be logged on with a Microsoft account and have the location setting enabled. This feature works even if other users have denied location access for all apps. If your administrator attempts to locate your device, you'll see a notification in the notification area. Learn more about how to find your device in Windows.
                                              • Register Some Windows devices have a recording feature that allows you to capture audio and video clips of your activities on the device, including your communications with others. If you choose to record your session, the recording is stored locally on your device. In some cases, you may be able to broadcast the recording to a Microsoft product or service that broadcasts it to the public. Important: You should understand your legal responsibilities before recording and/or transmitting communications. This includes obtaining prior consent of all participants in the conversation, or other permission as required. Microsoft is not responsible for how you use the recording feature or the recordings.
                                              • Narrator MainnarratorModule
                                              • Saving content in OneDrive and the content inherits the sharing right of the destination folder. For example, saving content in a public folder, the content will be published and will be available to anyone who can find the folder on the Internet. If you save content in a private folder, the content will be private.

                                              Narrator is a built-in screen reader tool that helps you use Windows without a screen. Narrator provides intelligent image and page title descriptions and page descriptions when it encounters undescribed images or ambiguous links.

                                              If you choose to receive image descriptions by pressing Narrator+Ctrl+D, your images will be sent to Microsoft, where they will be analyzed and a description will be created. Your images will only be used to create the description and will not be stored by Microsoft.

                                              • If you choose to receive page title descriptions by pressing Narrator+Ctrl+D, the URL of the website you are visiting will be sent to Microsoft to generate page title descriptions and to provide and improve Microsoft services, such as the Bing services described in the Bing section above.
                                              • If you double-click Narrator+S to get a list of popular links on a website, the URL of the website you are visiting will be sent to Microsoft to generate summaries of popular links and to provide and improve Microsoft services, such as Bing.

                                              You can use these features in your settings under Narrator& amp; gt? Get image, page title, and popular link descriptions.

                                              You can also send feedback about Narrator to help Microsoft diagnose and solve problems with Narrator and improve Microsoft products and services, such as Windows. This command launches the Feedback Hub app and gives you the opportunity to submit your comments verbally. If you enable the "Help Make Narrator Better" setting in the Windows Settings app and submit verbal feedback through the Feedback Hub, recent device and usage data, including event trace log (ETL) data, will be sent along with your verbal feedback to improve Microsoft products and services, such as Windows. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Overview

                                              With the Phone Connect function, the Android device can be connected to the Microsoft account and the iPhone can be connected to Windows PC via Bluetooth. The Android device is connected to a microSoft account, the iPhone is connected via Bluetooth, all Windows devices connected or connected, enabling a variety of cross devices. With a phone link, you can see recent photos of Android mobile on Windows devices. Sending and receiving live calls from Android mobile to Windows devices. Display and send text messages from Windows devices. Display, release, and operate other Android mobile phones from Windows devices. Use the mirror link function of the mobile phone to share the mobile phone screen with a Windows device. You can easily access the Android app installed on the Android mobile phone from the Windows device. You can use Phone Link to make a phone call from your iPhone, see and send text messages, see, release, or do other operations from Windows devices.

                                              To use a telephone link, the Windows link must be installed on the Android device. You can also download the phone link to the iPhone as an option.

                                              To use a telephone link, you need to sign in to the Microsoft account in Windows device phone link mode and enable the Android mobile Windows link or Bluetooth on the iPhone. Android mobile and Windows devices must be connected to the Internet. For some functions, you need to turn on Bluetooth and pair your mobile phone and computer. To use the calling function, you need to turn on Bluetooth on Android.

                                              You can choose to connect your mobile phone to a Microsoft account while setting up a Windows device. This is done by sig n-in to Windows links on your Android mobile phone, giving permission, and completing the onboard experience. When completed, the Windows link synchronizes data to all Windows computers signed in to the Microsoft account. For more information on how to use data, see below.

                                              As part of providing Phone Link functions, Microsoft collects performance, usage, and device data. This data includes your mobile device and Windows hardware functions, the number of customers' sessions and sessions on the Phone Link, and the time and volume you spent during the setup.

                                              By selecting Android mobile deletion from Phone Link settings, you can always separate Android mobile phones from Windows devices. You can do the same from the Link to Windows settings on Android mobile. See the support page for details.

                                              By selecting iPhone deletion from the Phone Link setting, you can remove the iPhone from the Windows device at any time. To do the same thing from the iPhone, select the setting & amp; gt; bluetooth & amp; gt; computer name, click the (i) icon, and forget this device. All users can delete Bluetooth pairing by turning off their experience.

                                              Text messag e-Android device. With Phone Link, you can display text messages distributed to Android mobile phones on Windows devices, or send text messages from Windows devices. On Windows devices, only text messages sent and received within the past 30 days are displayed. These text messages are cached to Windows devices. We do not save your text message on our server or change or delete your Android mobile phone. Display messages sent via Android device SMS (short message service), MMS (multimedia messaging service), and selected Samsung devices on the selected Samsung device RCS (rich communication service). You can do it. To provide this feature, Phone Link accesses the contents of the text message and the contact information of the person who received or sent the text message.

                                              Text message s-iPhone. Phone Link allows you to see text messages on the iPhone on Windows devices or send text messages from Windows devices. On Windows devices, only text messages sent and received during the Bluetooth or IMESAGE session are displayed. These text messages are cached to Windows devices. We do not save your text messages on our server or change or delete text messages on your iPhone. You can display the message sent via SMS (short message service). To provide this feature, Phone Link accesses your text messages and the contact information of the other person or the company you have received or sent your text message.

                                              Calls - Android devices. Phone Link allows you to make and receive calls from your Android phone to your Windows device. You can also view your recent calls on your Windows device through Phone Link. To enable this feature, certain permissions must be enabled on both your Windows device and your Android phone, including access to your call log and allowing calls from your computer. You can revoke these permissions at any time in the Phone Link settings page on your Windows device and in your Android phone settings. Calls received or dialed in the last 30 days will appear in the call log on your Windows device. Details of these calls are cached on your Windows device. We do not change or delete the call history on your Android phone.

                                              Calls - iPhone. Phone Link allows you to make and receive calls from your iPhone to your Windows device. You can also view your recent calls on your Windows device through Phone Link. To enable this feature, you must turn on the Contact Sync feature in your iPhone Bluetooth settings. Details of these calls are cached on your Windows device. We do not change or delete the call history on your iPhone.

                                              Photos - Android devices. Phone Link allows you to copy, share, edit, save, and delete photos from your Android phone to your Windows device. Only a limited number of the most recent photos in your Android phone's Roll and Screenshots folders will be displayed on your Windows device. These photos are cached on your Windows device, and as you take more photos on your Android phone, we will delete temporary copies of older photos from your Windows device. We do not store your photos on our servers or modify or delete any photos on your Android phone.

                                              Notifications - Android Devices. Phone Link allows you to view your Android phone's notifications on your Windows device. Through Phone Link, you can read, dismiss, and perform other notification-related actions on your Android phone's notifications from your Windows device. To enable this Phone Link feature, certain permissions, such as Sync Notifications, must be enabled on both your Windows device and your Android phone. You can revoke these permissions at any time on the Phone Link settings page on your Windows device and in your Android Phone settings. For more information, please visit our support page.

                                              Notificatio n-iPhone. Use phone links to display iPhone notifications on Windows devices. Through the telephone link, you can read, release, or operate other notifications from Windows devices. To enable this telephone link function, it is necessary to enable specific permissions such as synchronization notifications on both Windows devices and iPhone. These permissions can be canceled at any time with the Windows device phone link setting page and the iPhone Bluetooth settings.

                                              Telephone screen mirrorin g-Android device. For supported devices, you can use a telephone link to display the Android mobile phone screen on Windows devices. The Android cell phone screen is displayed on the Windows device as a pixel stream, and the audio that turns on the Android mobile screen on the Android phone while connected to the Windows device via a telephone link is played through an Android mobile phone.

                                              Apps mirrorin g-Android devices. For supported devices, you can use the Android mobile phone on the Android mobile phone on the Windows device. For example, you can launch a music app in a Windows session and listen to the audio of the app with a computer speaker. Microsoft collects the list of Android apps and recent activities to provide services and display the recent apps. Microsoft does not save the apps installed by the customer or the information displayed by the app when using the app.

                                              Content transfe r-Android device. For supported devices, you can use a telephone link to copy and paste content such as files, documents, and photos between Android mobile phones and Windows devices. You can transfer content by dragging and dropping content between Android mobile, Windows devices, Windows devices to Android mobile, and devices between devices.

                                              Hot Spot Snapshot s-Android. Supported devices allow users to share mobile hot spot information in a PC combination via a safe Bluetooth communication. Your PC can be connected to the Internet via a Windows network flyout. Mobile data communication charges may be applied by your mobile data communication plan.

                                              Synchronization of contac t-Android devices. When linked to Windows, you can access Android contacts with Microsoft cloud and access with other Microsoft products and services. To enable this feature, turn on the "Synchronization of Contacts" functions in Link to Windows settings. Contact information is saved online and associated with the Microsoft account. These contacts can be deleted at any time. More details

                                              Contact synchronizatio n-iPhone. Phone Link allows you to access messages and calls by synchronizing your contacts from your iPhone. To enable this feature, open the iPhone Bluetooth settings, connect the iPhone to the Phone Link, and switch the synchronization of the contacts under the computer name. If you turn off your contacts, you can always turn off.

                                              From text to audio. Phone Link functions have accessibility functions such as conversion from text to audio. By enabling the text reading function, you can hear the content of text messages and notifications as audio. When this feature is enabled, you can read it out by voice when you receive text messages and notifications.

                                              Office Enterpris e-Android device. By connecting to Windows, you can import photos directly from your mobile phone to the web and desktop versions of Microsoft 365 apps such as PowerPoint, Excel, Word. To do this, the IT administrator must enable Optional Connected Experience in the Microsoft Office app. You also need to associate a mobile device to your workplace or school account and give your account permission. Participating in this session takes 15 minutes to transfer photos from a mobile device. To use this function again, you need to scan the QR code. Link to Windows does not collect information on workplaces or school accounts or customer's business. To provide this service, Microsoft resends files using cloud services for the purpose of importing photos to the web and desktop version of the selected Microsoft 365 application, such as PowerPoint, Excel, and Word file.

                                              Device Experience Main Cross Device Module Device Device Experience

                                              overview

                                              Windows cross-device experiences allow you to access your mobile device from your computer using your Microsoft account. You can manage these features in the Mobile Devices section of your Windows PC settings under Bluetooth and Devices. As part of providing these features, Microsoft collects performance and device usage data, including information about the hardware capabilities of your mobile and Windows devices. You can turn this feature on or off at any time in your Windows PC settings.

                                              Use your mobile device as a connected camera. This feature allows you to use your mobile device's camera in Windows apps or products that support camera functionality. You can enable this feature in the Mobile Devices section of your computer's Bluetooth and Devices settings. Microsoft does not record or store your camera session or the information displayed by the camera in any application or product.

                                              Get notified of new photos from your mobile device. This feature allows you to receive notifications on your Windows PC from your connected mobile device. These photos are cached on your Windows PC while you edit or open them. You must start storing them on your computer until you decide to delete them. We do not store your photos on our servers, nor do we modify or delete photos on your mobile device.

                                              Security and Safety Features Security and Safety Features mainsecurityandsafetyfeaturesmodule

                                              Overview Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Deleting malicious software tools (MSRT) tools with malicious software (MSRT) are executed at least once a month on your device as part of Windows Update. MSRT scans devices to detect infections from specific trendy malware (hereinafter, "malware"), and support detected infection. When MSRT is executed, if your device has malware, the malware listed on the Microsoft support website is deleted. During malware scanning, reports that include specific data, errors, and other data on the device will be sent to Microsoft. If you do not want to send this data from MSRT to Microsoft, you can disable the MSRT report component.

                                              Microsoft Family parents can use Microsoft Family Safety to understand how to use children's devices and set restrictions. If you want to create or participate in a family group, check the information described in the Microsoft Family Safety. If you live in an area where you need an account creation permission to access the service of Microsoft, you may need to ask for a guardian's consent. If the user has not reached the legal age of the area where you live, you will be asked to enter an adult e-mail during the registration process to seek the consent of parents or parents. When a family activity report is enabled for a child, Microsoft collects the details of how the child has used the device and provides parents a report on children's activities. Activity reports are usually deleted from the Microsoft server. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Microsoft Family parents can use Microsoft Family Safety to understand how to use children's devices and set restrictions. If you want to create or participate in a family group, check the information described in the Microsoft Family Safety. If you live in an area where you need an account creation permission to access the service of Microsoft, you may need to ask for a guardian's consent. If the user has not reached the legal age of the area where you live, you will be asked to enter an adult e-mail during the registration process to seek the consent of parents or parents. When a family activity report is enabled for a child, Microsoft collects the details of how the child has used the device and provides parents a report on children's activities. Activity reports are usually deleted from the Microsoft server.

                                              Microsoft Defender SmartScreen and Smart App Control. Microsoft is trying to help you protect your device and password from no n-safe apps, files, and web content. Deleting malicious software tools (MSRT) tools with malicious software (MSRT) are executed at least once a month on your device as part of Windows Update. MSRT scans devices to detect infections from specific trendy malware (hereinafter, "malware"), and support detected infection. When MSRT is executed, if your device has malware, the malware listed on the Microsoft support website is deleted. During malware scanning, reports that include specific data, errors, and other data on the device will be sent to Microsoft. If you do not want to send this data from MSRT to Microsoft, you can disable the MSRT report component. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              Microsoft Defender SmartScreen and Smart App Control. Microsoft is trying to help you protect your device and password from no n-safe apps, files, and web content.

                                              Microsoft Defender SmartScreen helps protect you when you use our services by detecting threats to you, your devices, and your passwords. These threats may include potentially unsafe applications and web content that Microsoft Defender SmartScreen detects when it checks the websites you visit, the files you download, and the applications you install and run. When Microsoft Defender SmartScreen checks web and application content, data about the content and your device, including the full web address of the content, is sent to Microsoft. If additional analysis is required to identify a security threat, information about the suspicious website or app, such as the content displayed, the sounds played, and the app memory, may be sent to Microsoft. This data is used only for security purposes to detect, protect, and respond to security incidents, identity theft, fraud, or other malicious, deceptive, or illegal activity. If Microsoft Defender SmartScreen detects potentially unsafe content, a warning is displayed in the location of the content. You can turn Microsoft Defender SmartScreen on or off in the Windows Security application. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                              You can turn Smart App Control on or off in the Windows Security app.

                                              Microsoft Defender Antivirus. Microsoft Defender Antivirus scans your device for malware and other unwanted software, potentially unwanted applications, and other malicious content. Microsoft Defender Antivirus automatically starts to protect your device if no other antimalware software is actively protecting it. When Microsoft Defender Antivirus is enabled, it monitors the security status of your device. When Microsoft Defender Antivirus is enabled, or when it is running because limited periodic scanning is enabled, it automatically sends reports to Microsoft that contain data about suspected malware and other unwanted software, potentially unwanted applications, and other malicious content, and may send files that may contain malware, unknown files, or other malicious content for further scanning. If a report may contain personal information, it will not be sent automatically and you will be prompted before it is sent. You can configure Microsoft Defender Antivirus not to send reports or suspected malware to Microsoft. Speech, Voice Activation, Ink and Typing Modules Speech, Voice Activation, Ink and Typing mainpeechinkingtyping

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                                              Speech . Microsoft offers both device-based speech recognition and cloud-based (web-based) speech recognition technology.

                                              • When you enable the online speech recognition setting, applications can use Microsoft's cloud-based speech recognition. Also, in Windows 10, you can enable the online speech recognition setting to use voice input in Windows.
                                              • When you enable speech recognition when you set up your HoloLens device or install Windows Mixed Reality, you can use your voice for commands, dictation, and app interactions. Both device-based and web-based speech recognition settings are enabled. When both settings are turned on, your device is always listening for your voice input and sending voice data to Microsoft's cloud-based speech recognition technology while the device is turned on.
                                              • If you use the Microsoft clou d-based voice recognition technology, whether it is enabled in the voice recognition setting, or a dialogue with HoloLens or audio input, Microsoft collects and collects your audio recording. Use to create text transit of spoken language contained in audio data and provide audio recognition service. Microsoft does not save, display, or hear your audio record without permission. For more information about how Microsoft manages your audio data, see the voice recognition technology.
                                              • You can use devic e-based voice recognition without sending audio data to Microsoft. However, Microsoft's clou d-based voice recognition technology provides more accurate perception than devic e-based voice recognition. Even if the online voice recognition setting is off, audio services other than clou d-based, such as live captions, narrators, and audio access, continue to function, and Microsoft does not collect voice data.
                                              • You can always turn off online voice recognition. This will no longer send your voice data to Microsoft. If you are using the HoloLens or Windows Mixed Reality headset, you can always turn off your devic e-based audio recognition. This will prevent the device from hearing your voice input. Click here for more information about Windows voice recognition.

                                              Turn on the audio. Windows provides a function to respond to the supported application based on the unique audio keyword to the application.

                                              If the application is allowed to hear the voice keyword, Windows will actively listen to those keywords in a microphone. Once the keywords are recognized, the application will be able to access your speech recording, edit recording, take action, and respond in the same way as verbal response. The app can send a voice record to its own service on the cloud and process the command. Each application must obtain your permission before accessing audio recording.

                                              In addition, you can enable voice activation when the device is locked. When enabled, even when the device is locked, the related apps can keep listening to the microphone for voice keywords and start for those who are talking near the device. When the device is locked, the app can access the same series of functions and information as when the device is unlocked.

                                              You can turn off voice activation at any time. Learn more about voice activation in Windows.

                                              • Even if you turn off voice activation, some third-party applications and desktop services may eavesdrop on your microphone and collect voice input. Learn more about third-party desktop apps and how they can access your microphone even if you turn off these settings.
                                              • Voice typing. In Windows 11, Dictation has been updated and renamed Voice Typing. Voice typing allows you to perform a speech-to-text transcription service using device-based and online speech recognition technology. You can also contribute voice clips to help improve voice typing. You can still use Voice Typing even if you don't provide voice clips. You can change your voice typing settings at any time. Microsoft will not store, view, or listen to your voice recordings without your permission. Learn more about Microsoft and your voice data.

                                              Voice access. Windows allows anyone, including people with mobility disabilities, to use their voice to interact with the computer and author text. For example, voice access supports scenarios such as opening and switching applications, web browsing and reading, and email. Voice Access leverages the latest speech recognition on the device to accurately recognize your voice and is supported without an Internet connection. When a user invokes Voice Access, it uses the device's microphone. Learn more about Voice Access here.

                                              Ink and keystroke personalization. We collect your typed and handwritten text to provide a customized word list, better character recognition to help you type and write on your device, and text suggestions that appear as you type and write.

                                              You can turn off ink and keystroke personalization at any time. This will delete the client word list stored on your device. If you want to turn it back on, you will need to recreate your word custom list. Learn more about personalizing ink and keystrokes in Windows here.

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                                              • When you sign in to Windows with a Microsoft account, or a work or school account, Windows can store your settings, files, and device configuration data on Microsoft servers. Windows uses the saved settings, files, and device configuration data only to facilitate migration to another device.

                                              You can disable this feature and prevent Windows from saving settings, files, and configuration data from your Windows settings. To delete data previously supported by your Microsoft account, visit the Microsoft account device page.

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                                              Windows update services include Windows Update and Microsoft Update. Windows Update is a service that provides software updates for Windows software and other supporting software, such as drivers and firmware provided by device manufacturers. Microsoft Update is a service that provides software updates for other Microsoft software, such as Microsoft 365.

                                              Windows Update automatically downloads Windows software updates to your device. You can set Windows Update to automatically install these updates when they are available (recommended) or to update Windows if a restart is required to complete the installation of the updates. Applications offered through the Microsoft Store are automatically updated through the Microsoft Store as described in the Microsoft Store section of this Privacy Policy.

                                              Sign in to thir d-party products to a thir d-party product to sign in to thir d-party products and share the third party with the thir d-party privacy policy. The third party also receives the version number assigned to your account (each time you change the login data, the new version number is assigned). And you will receive information indicating whether your account has been disabled. If you share your profile data, a third party will, when your customer is logging in to this third party, your name, user name, and profile photo (if you add it to your profile. ) If a customer chooses to pay a thir d-party seller using a microsoft account, Microsoft is necessary for the customer's payment and ordering, and the information stored in the Microsoft account of the customer. Transfer (your name, credit card number, billing address, delivery address, related contact information, etc.) to third parties or vendors (such as payment copies). Third parties may use or share the data received when you log in or purchase according to your own practice and policy. Customers need to carefully check the privacy statements of each product to be logged in and each member store to be purchased, and determine how the merchants use the data.

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                                              This section applies to legacy versions of Microsoft Edge (version 44 and below). For non-legacy versions of Microsoft Edge, see the Microsoft Edge section of this privacy statement.

                                              Microsoft Edge is the default web browser for Windows. Microsoft's legacy browser, Internet Explorer, is also available for Windows. Whenever you use a web browser to access the Internet, data about your device ("standard device data") is sent to the websites you visit and the online services you use. Standard device data may include your device's IP address, browser type and language, access times, and website addresses. This data may be logged by the web servers of those websites. What data is logged and how this data is used depends on the privacy practices of the websites you visit and the web services you use. In addition, Microsoft Edge may send a unique browser identifier to certain websites to enable the creation of aggregate data that is used to improve the browser's functionality and services.

                                              In addition, data on how to use your browser, such as browsing history, web form data, temporary Internet files, and cookies, is saved on your terminal. These data can be deleted from the device using the browser history erasing function.

                                              Work or school invoice. Data related to work or school accounts and how to use it is generally the same as using and collecting data related to personal Microsoft accounts.

                                              • Web notebook. You can create ink and textbooks on the web page you visit, clip, save, and share.
                                              • Active reading. You can create and manage reading lists such as web pages and documents.
                                                • node. You can easily manage all of the reading list, favorite, download, and history in one area.
                                                • Display the PIN on the web page on the taskbar. You can place your favorite website on the Windows taskbar. Each site allows you to confirm the website you have pinched, so you can provide a notification badge that notices that there is new information to check on that site.
                                                • If you lose access to your work or school account (for example, if you change employers), you may lose access to products acquired on your behalf, including content associated with such products, if you signed up for such products using your work or school account.
                                                • Microsoft is not responsible for the privacy or security practices of your organization.

                                                If your organization manages your use of Microsoft products, please contact your administrator directly with any questions about privacy, including requests to exercise your rights in this regard. Please also see the End-User Notices section of this Privacy Policy.

                                                Microsoft Edge search candidates and site candidates are recommended every time you send information entered in the browser address bar (even if you select a default search provider) and enter each character. Displays search candidates. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

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                                                • Microsoft applications include Windows and one that can be purchased at Microsoft Store. These applications have the following:
                                                • Map of app. The Maps app provides location information and uses a Bing service to process search in the Maps app. If the Maps app can access your location information and enable location information on Windows, use the "@" key to start searching in the text box supported by the Windows app. , The Bing service collects the text entered after the "@" key, and provides proposals based on location information. For more information about the experiences using these Bing, see the Bing section of this Privacy State. When the Maps app accesses your location information, even if the app is not used, Microsoft may collect remote location information from your device to improve Microsoft services. Customers can disable access to the location information of the customer by the map app by turning off the location information service or the access to the location information service of the map app.

                                                You can record your favorite location and the recently searched map with the Maps app. Favorite location and search history are displayed as search candidates. If you allow the Maps app to access the camera, you can record the location of the photo. For example, if you take a picture of a car, you can see where the car is parked. You can also share location information with other people registered in the contact. If you are signing in with a Microsoft account, your favorite location, search history, and some application settings will be synchronized with other devices and services. For more information, see the Synchronization and Backup section of this privacy statement.

                                                Camera app. If you allow the Camera app to use location, it embeds location information in photos and videos taken with your device. Other descriptive data, such as the camera model and the date the photo or video was taken, is also embedded in the photo or video. If you choose to share the photo or video, the embedded data will be accessible to the people and services you share it with. Once enabled, you can disable the Camera app's access to location at any time by turning off all access to location services in your device's settings menu or by turning off access to location services for the Camera app.

                                                When you open the Camera app, a rectangle appears that represents the area detected by the selected camera that may be used for image enhancement. The Camera app does not retain image enhancement data. You can change your camera access settings at any time in the Windows settings menu. The Camera app uses a variety of device capabilities, including location, camera, microphone, video, and picture library. For more information, see Microsoft Store.

                                                Photos app. There are two versions of the Photos app. The updated Photos app includes features such as iCloud integration and local and cloud views. The older, legacy version of the Photos app includes features such as a video editor, People, and Albums. If the About section of the Photos app settings says that the app is the "updated" Photos app, use the updated Photos app. In some cases, you may have both the updated Photos app and an older version of the Photos app downloaded on your device.

                                                The updated photo app supports, display, and share photos and videos. For example, in the photo app, photos and videos are named, photographed, and for each update date, and the folders where these files are stored (from ondrive, iCloud, and other cloud services that are stored locally on the device. Various methods are provided in groups, such as those synchronized with the device. With this app, you can also move, copy, and upload files to other places on computer or OneDrive. All photos tabs will display locally stored photos, synchronized photos and videos in order of shooting date. On your favorite tab, you can display your favorite photos and videos. The folder tab allows you to display photos and videos at the storage location. There are also tabs that allow you to display photos and videos of cloud services synchronized with devices (such as oneDrive and other thir d-party services).

                                                Legacy photo apps can also help organize, display and share photos and videos. However, using the Legacy Photo app, you can see other features that cannot be used with new versions of photo apps, such as collection, album, video editor, and PEOPLE location information. In the collection tab, photos and videos are displayed in order of shooting date. The album tab allows you to organize photos and videos with shooting location and common tags. The video editor allows you to edit, create and share videos. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                                Legacy photo apps can also help organize, display and share photos and videos. However, using the Legacy Photo app, you can see other features that cannot be used with new versions of photo apps, such as collection, album, video editor, and PEOPLE location information. In the collection tab, photos and videos are displayed in order of shooting date. The album tab allows you to organize photos and videos with shooting location and common tags. The video editor allows you to edit, create and share videos.

                                                PEOPLE "Settings can be enabled on the" Settings "page of the legacy photo application and the" People "tab of the application. When enabled, the Legacy Photos app uses Face Grouping technology to organize photos and videos in groups. The groupization function detects photos and faces in the video and determine whether they are visually similar to other photos and videos in the local photo collection. You can select a group of face group and contact contact with the People Application. The updated photo app supports, display, and share photos and videos. For example, in the photo app, photos and videos are named, photographed, and for each update date, and the folders where these files are stored (from ondrive, iCloud, and other cloud services that are stored locally on the device. Various methods are prepared in groups, such as those synchronized with the device. With this app, you can also move, copy, and upload files to other places on computer or OneDrive. All photos tabs are displayed in the order of photos, synchronized photos and videos in order of shooting date. On your favorite tab, you can display your favorite photos and videos. The folder tab allows you to display photos and videos at the storage location. There are also tabs that allow you to display photos and videos of cloud services synchronized with devices (such as oneDrive and other thir d-party services).

                                                Legacy photo apps can also help organize, display and share photos and videos. However, using the Legacy Photo app, you can see other features that cannot be used with new versions of photo apps, such as collection, album, video editor, and PEOPLE location information. In the collection tab, photos and videos are displayed in order of shooting date. The album tab allows you to organize photos and videos with shooting location and common tags. The video editor allows you to edit, create and share videos.

                                                PEOPLE "Settings can be enabled on the" Settings "page of the legacy photo application and the" People "tab of the application. When enabled, the Legacy Photos app uses Face Grouping technology to organize photos and videos in groups. The groupization function detects photos and faces in the video and determine whether they are visually similar to other photos and videos in the local photo collection. You can select a group of face group and contact contact with the People Application.

                                                If you enable the legacy photo app, the group will be saved on your device as long as you choose a group, photos, and videos. If the person's settings are enabled, a prompt that allows the legacy photo app to allow the Legacy Photo app to continue allowed to divide the face group after three years of interaction with the legacy photo app. At any time, you can move to the Legacy Photos app setting page and switch the person's validity/ disabled. If this feature is disabled, the legacy photo app will delete the grouping data on the face, but no photos or videos will be deleted. Click here for more information on Legacy Photo app and face group. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                                App "People". With the People app, you can check and exchange all contacts in one place. When you add an account to the People Application, your account contacts are automatically added to the Peoplee Application. You can also add other accounts to PEOPLE applications, such as social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, and e-mail accounts. When you add an account, you can display or synchronize data with that service, and you can select the data you want to add. Other apps you have installed can also synchronize data to the People App, such as providing additional details to existing contacts. If you display the contact information in the People app, you will get and display information about recent exchange with the contact (such as emails, calendar events, etc., including exchanges in the People app). You can always delete your account from the People App. If you enable the < Span> Legacy photo app, the group will be saved on your device as long as you choose a group, photos, and videos. If the person's settings are enabled, a prompt that allows the legacy photo app to allow the Legacy Photo app to continue allowed to divide the face group after three years of interaction with the legacy photo app. At any time, you can move to the Legacy Photos app setting page and switch the person's validity/ disabled. If this feature is disabled, the legacy photo app will delete the grouping data on the face, but no photos or videos will be deleted. Click here for more information on Legacy Photo app and face group.

                                                If you share photos or videos using a photo application or legacy photo app, you will be able to access embedded data (location information, camera model, date, etc.) from someone or service that share photos and videos.

                                                App "People". With the People app, you can check and exchange all contacts in one place. When you add an account to the People Application, your account contacts are automatically added to the Peoplee application. You can also add other accounts to PEOPLE applications, such as social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, and e-mail accounts. By adding an account, you can display or synchronize data with the service, and you can select the data you want to add. Other apps you have installed can also synchronize data to the People App, such as providing additional details to existing contacts. If you display the contact information in the People app, you will get and display information about recent exchange with the contact (such as emails, calendar events, etc., including exchanges in the People app). You can always delete your account from the People App. If you enable the legacy photo app, the group will be saved on your device as long as you choose a group, photos, and videos. If the person's settings are enabled, a prompt that allows the legacy photo app to allow the Legacy Photo app to continue allowed to divide the face group after three years of interaction with the legacy photo app. At any time, you can move to the Legacy Photos app setting page and switch the person's validity/ disabled. If this feature is disabled, the legacy photo app will delete the grouping data on the face, but no photos or videos will be deleted. Click here for more information on Legacy Photo app and face group.

                                                If you share photos or videos using a photo application or legacy photo app, you will be able to access embedded data (location information, camera model, date, etc.) from someone or service that share photos and videos.

                                                App "People". With the People app, you can check and exchange all contacts in one place. When you add an account to the People Application, your account contacts are automatically added to the Peoplee Application. You can also add other accounts to PEOPLE applications, such as social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, and e-mail accounts. When you add an account, you can display or synchronize data with that service, and you can select the data you want to add. Other apps you have installed can also synchronize data to the People App, such as providing additional details to existing contacts. If you display the contact information in the People app, you will get and display information about recent exchange with the contact (such as emails, calendar events, etc., including exchanges in the People app). You can always delete your account from the People App.

                                                E-mail, calendar app email and calendar app can connect all emails, calendars, and files in one place, including thir d-party and file storage providers. This app provides services based on location information, such as the calendar weather information, but you can turn off location information from your current location. Adding an account to the email and calendar application will automatically synchronize your account email, calendar item, file, contact, and other settings to your device and Microsoft server. You can delete your account at any time or change the data synchronized from your account. To set an account, you need to enter your account information (user name, password, etc.) in the app. This information is sent to a thir d-party provider server via the Internet. The application first uses a secure connection (SSL) to set an account, but if the e-mail provider does not support SSL, this information is sent without encryption. When adding an account provided by an organization (such as a company's e-mail address), the owner of the organization can apply a specific policy.

                                                Windows (formerly Microsoft Messaging) Message Operator App. Windows operator messaging apps receive accoun t-related SMS texts related to data plans (claims, data restrictions, etc.) from your mobile phone company and display them on your computer or devices. These messages are stored locally on your device. You can access, display, and delete these messages from your device. This app uses your device function, such as contacts. For more information, see Microsoft Store on Windows. Microsoft collects data from customers through dialogue with customers and Microsoft products. Some of these data are provided directly by customers, and Microsoft gets a part of it and collects data on dialogue, use and experience with Microsoft products. The collected data depends on the situation of the exchange between the customer and the Microsoft, the customer's privacy settings, and the customer selection, including the products and functions used by customers. Microsoft may receive information about customers from a third party.

                                                Microsoft Journal is a Windows application designed specifically for touch-enabled, PEN-enabled devices, including tablets and 2-in-1 devices. It offers users a freeform personal note-taking experience. The app leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to better recognize manuscripts processing data locally on the device. When connected to Microsoft 365 (subscription required), users can seamlessly access their M365 calendar and contacts within the app. All user-created content is automatically saved to a default save location in the Documents library for future reference. Journal has access to your photo library and your device's camera and microphone so you can add them to your workbook. Learn more about the Journal app here or visit the Microsoft Store.

                                                This mobile app makes it easier to connect to more places on your Windows 10 PC or 11 LTE device. When you purchase a data plan on your device, a connection is created with your mobile operator, and you can check out your purchase through your mobile operator's online portal. You must have a supported SIM card to use this app. The Mobile Plans application uses your IMEI, IMSI, EID, ICCID, and country (coarse location determined by Cellular Network ID or Wi-Fi reverse IP) to determine which mobile operators are available in your area. The operator can send notifications to you through the mobile app. This app uses features such as the camera and microphone on your device. For more information, visit the Microsoft Store.

                                                Microsoft PC Manager is available in select areas and is a desktop tool aimed at improving your computer's performance. Based on your request, PC Manager can scan your device and remove unnecessary and temporary documents, optimize cache, stop or recover unauthorized changes, or use other features such as Health Check, One-Click Push, Storage Cleanup, File and Popup Manager, and Default Settings Protection.

                                                • PC Manager blocks pop-ups based on the ad rules and pop-ups you select through Custom Block. If you agree to participate in the Microsoft PC Manager Plan, when you block pop-ups through Custom Block, you can help optimize Microsoft PC Manager's pop-up management capabilities by taking and sending screenshots of the pop-ups to Microsoft. Microsoft does not collect any information other than the screenshot, Windows title, and Windows category. Screenshots are stored only for a short period of time and are periodically deleted. You can manage your pop-up settings at any time in PC Manager settings. The feedback feature in PC Manager may also process personal data if you include personal data in comments you provide to Microsoft. User feedback is periodically deleted after processing. For more information, see the Microsoft Store.
                                                • The Snipping tool is a convenient Windows utility that uses your microphone and picture library to capture and save screenshots and screen recordings. The Snipping tool includes a text action feature that uses embedded optical character recognition (OCR) support. You can use OCR to select and copy text directly from an image. In addition, you can use the text action feature to trim sensitive information from captured text. Clipboard embedding also copies data copied from the clipping tool to the clipboard. If you enable clipboard history on your device, you can use what you copied seamlessly across different devices. Users can manage clipboard and preferences in Windows Settings. For more information, visit the Microsoft Store.
                                                • The Sound Recorder app is a multipurpose tool designed to capture audio through a microphone in various scenarios. While recording, you can highlight important moments to easily identify the important parts later. You can also trim, adjust volume levels, and make other changes as needed, and play back the recording. Recorded audio is automatically saved in the Documents folder for easy access. For more information, visit the Microsoft Store.
                                                • Microsoft ClipChamp is a video editor designed to make video creation easier. You can combine videos, images, audio files, add texts and effects, save the completed videos on your device, or save them in your personal OneDrive via the Microsoft account. You can also add stock videos, stock music, sound effects, stickers, graphics, and backgrounds. Users can choose whether clipChamp will allow you to access cameras and microphones for video shooting directly from the device. CLIPCHAMP collects your incorrect location information to provide a better experience, such as which language it is displayed. The user can access ClIPCHAMP from the personal or family's Microsoft account that is a clipChamp app for Windows 10 or Windows 11, and Https: // app.

                                                Media Player is a default internal media player (audio and video). When you open the media file, Media Player reads the content of that file. When you open Media Player, the contents of the Music Library folder and the Video Library folder are read, creating a Music Library page and Video Library page in the Media Player.

                                                To enrich the experience of music playback, Media Player automatically attempts artists and album artwork in content in the playback content and music library. To provide this information, Media Player sends information requests to Microsoft, including standard device data such as device IP addresses, device software versions, local and language settings, and content identifiers. This feature can be disabled on the app setting page. A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your device and can later be retrieved by a web server in the domain that placed the cookie. Microsoft uses cookies to store your preferences and settings, help you log in, provide personalized ads, and analyze site operations. For more information, see the Cookies and Similar Technologies section of this Privacy Statement.

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                                                Microsoft complies with the EU-U. S., UK Extension and Swiss-U. S. Data Protection Framework. For more information, see Where Your Personal Data is Stored and Processed and visit the U. S. Department of Commerce website.

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                                                Microsoft Trust Center can help protect data privacy of organizations through contractual agreements and by providing user control and transparency. This notice supplements the Microsoft Privacy Statement and applies to personal data defined as “consumer health data” subject to the Washington State My. Microsoft's terms state they provide a privacy dashboard that allows users to control some of the data Microsoft processes through their use of.