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For example, if you view gaming content on xbox. To provide personalized advertising, we combine cookies placed on your device using information that we collect such as IP address when your browser interacts with our websites.

If you opt out of receiving personalized advertising, data associated with these cookies will not be used. We may use information about you to serve you with personalized advertising when you use Microsoft services. If you are logged in with your Microsoft account and have consented to allow Microsoft Edge to use your online activity for personalized advertising, you will see offers for products and services based on your online activity while using Microsoft Edge.

To configure your privacy and ad settings for your Microsoft account with respect to your online activity across browsers, including Microsoft Edge, or when visiting third-party websites or apps, go to your dashboard at privacy.

Data collected by other advertising companies. Advertisers sometimes include their own web beacons or those of their other advertising partners within their advertisements that we display, enabling them to set and read their own cookie.

Additionally, Microsoft partners with third-party ad companies to help provide some of our advertising services, and we also allow other third-party ad companies to display advertisements on our sites. These third parties may place cookies on your computer and collect data about your online activities across websites or online services.

These companies currently include, but are not limited to: AppNexus , Facebook , Media. Select any of the preceding links to find more information on each company’s practices, including the choices it offers. Many of these companies are also members of the NAI or DAA , which each provide a simple way to opt out of ad targeting from participating companies.

Microsoft provides both device-based speech recognition features and cloud-based online speech recognition features. These improvements allow us to build better voice-enabled capabilities that benefit users across all our consumer and enterprise products and services. Learn more about Microsoft and your voice data. Microsoft offers preview, insider, beta or other free-of-charge products and features “previews” to enable you to evaluate them while providing Microsoft with data about your use of the product, including feedback and device and usage data.

As a result, previews can automatically collect additional data, provide fewer controls, and otherwise employ different privacy and security measures than those typically present in our products.

If you participate in previews, we may contact you about your feedback or your interest in continuing to use the product after general release. We update this privacy statement when necessary to provide greater transparency or in response to:. When we post changes to this statement, we will revise the “last updated” date at the top of the statement and describe the changes on the Change history page. If there are material changes to the statement, such as a change to the purposes of processing of personal data that is not consistent with the purpose for which it was originally collected, we will notify you either by prominently posting a notice of such changes before they take effect or by directly sending you a notification.

We encourage you to periodically review this privacy statement to learn how Microsoft is protecting your information. If you have a privacy concern, complaint, or question for the Microsoft Chief Privacy Officer or the Data Protection Officer for your region, please contact us by using our web form.

We will respond to questions or concerns as required by law and within a period no longer than 30 days. You can also raise a concern or lodge a complaint with a data protection authority or other official with jurisdiction.

When Microsoft is a controller, unless otherwise stated, Microsoft Corporation and, for those in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited are the data controllers for personal data we collect through the products subject to this statement. Our addresses are:. To find the Microsoft subsidiary in your country or region, see the list of Microsoft office locations around the world.

If you would like to exercise your rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act, you may contact Microsoft at the address above, use our web form , or call our US toll free number 1. Where French law applies, you can also send us specific instructions regarding the use of your personal data after your death, by using our web form. If you have a technical or support question, please visit Microsoft Support to learn more about Microsoft Support offerings.

If you have a personal Microsoft account password question, please visit Microsoft account support. Enterprise and Developer Products are Microsoft products and related software offered to and designed primarily for use by organizations and developers.

They include:. In the event of a conflict between this Microsoft privacy statement and the terms of any agreement s between a customer and Microsoft for Enterprise and Developer Products, the terms of those agreement s will control. If any of the terms below are not defined in this Privacy Statement or the Product Terms, they have the definitions below.

When a customer tries, purchases, uses, or subscribes to Enterprise and Developer Products, or obtains support for or professional services with such products, Microsoft receives data from you and collects and generates data to provide the service including improving, securing, and updating the service , conduct our business operations, and communicate with the customer.

The Enterprise and Developer Products enable you to purchase, subscribe to, or use other products and online services from Microsoft or third parties with different privacy practices, and those other products and online services are governed by their respective privacy statements and policies. Personal Data. Customer is the controller of Personal Data and Microsoft is the processor of such data, except when a Customer acts as a processor of Personal Data, in which case Microsoft is a subprocessor or b as stated otherwise in the standard Products and Services DPA.

We use Personal Data in the least identifiable form that will support processing necessary for these business operations. We generally aggregate Personal Data before using it for our business operations, removing the ability to identify specific individuals. Administrator Data. Administrator Data is the information provided to Microsoft during sign-up, purchase, or administration of Enterprise Online Services. We use Administrator Data to provide the Enterprise Online Services, complete transactions, service the account, detect and prevent fraud, and comply with our legal obligations.

Administrator Data includes the name, address, phone number, and email address you provide, as well as aggregated usage data related to your account, such as the controls you select. Administrator Data also includes contact information of your colleagues and friends if you agree to provide it to Microsoft for the limited purpose of sending them an invitation to use the Enterprise Online Services; we contact those individuals with communications that include information about you, such as your name and profile photo.

As needed, we use Administrator Data to contact you to provide information about your account, subscriptions, billing, and updates to the Enterprise Online Services, including information about new features, security, or other technical issues. We also contact you regarding third-party inquiries we receive regarding use of the Enterprise Online Services, as described in your agreement. You cannot unsubscribe from these non-promotional communications. We may also contact you regarding information and offers about other products and services, or share your contact information with Microsoft’s partners.

Microsoft will not share your confidential information or contact information with the authorized partner unless we have sufficient rights to do so. You can manage your contact preferences or update your information in your account profile. Payment Data. We use payment data to complete transactions, as well as to detect and prevent fraud.

Support Data. Customers provide or authorize Microsoft to collect data in connection with obtaining technical support for the Enterprise Online Services. Local Software and Diagnostic Data. Some Online Services may require, or may be enhanced by, the installation of local software e. The local software may collect Diagnostic Data as defined in the Products and Services DPA about the use and performance of that software. Bing Search Services Data. Bing Search Services, as defined in the Product Terms, use data such as search queries as described in the Bing section of this privacy statement.

Enterprise and developer software and enterprise appliances collect data to operate effectively and provide you the best experiences. The data we collect depends on the features you use, as well as your configuration and settings, but it is generally limited to device and usage data. Customers have choices about the data they provide. Here are examples of the data we collect:. Microsoft uses the data we collect from enterprise and developer software and enterprise appliances to provide and improve our products, to deliver customer support, to activate the product, to communicate with you, and to operate our business.

For detailed information about what data we collect, how we use it, and how to manage your privacy options, visit the SQL Server privacy page. HoloLens headsets are self-contained Windows computers with Wi-Fi connectivity that enable a mixed reality experience for apps and solutions. Microsoft collects diagnostic data to solve problems and to keep Windows running on HoloLens up to date, secure, and operating properly.

Learn more about Windows diagnostic data. HoloLens also processes and collects data related to the HoloLens experience and device, which include cameras, microphones, and infrared sensors that enable motions and voice to navigate. The headset’s microphones enable voice commands for navigation, controlling apps, or to enter search terms. Learn more about voice data collection. Productivity and communications products are applications, software, and services you can use to create, store, and share documents, as well as communicate with others.

Microsoft , previous versions called Office , is a collection of productivity services and Office applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, among others. For more details about Outlook, see the Outlook section of this privacy statement. Microsoft is a service that is comprised of client software applications and connected online services that span many platforms and have numerous interdependent experiences.

Various Microsoft services enable you to use your file content for designs and recommendations, collaborate with others within your documents, and provide you functionality from other Microsoft products, such as Bing and Cortana, and third-party connected products.

If you work in an organization, your administrator may turn off or disable these connected services. See Account Privacy Settings for more information. Office Roaming Service. The Office Roaming Service helps keep your Microsoft settings up to date across your devices running Microsoft When you sign in to Microsoft with your Microsoft account or an account issued by your organization, the Office Client Policy Service is turned on and syncs some of your customized Microsoft settings to Microsoft servers such as a list of most recently used documents and the last location viewed within a document.

When you sign in to Microsoft on another device with the same account, the Office Roaming Service downloads your settings from Microsoft servers and applies them to the additional device. The Office Roaming Service also applies some of your customized Microsoft settings when you sign in to Office.

When you sign out of Microsoft , the Office Roaming Service removes your Microsoft settings from your device. Any changes you make to your customized Microsoft settings are sent to Microsoft servers. Microsoft Updates. Microsoft uses services such as Click-to-Run or Microsoft AutoUpdate to provide you with security and other important updates.

Click-to-Run Update Service. The Click-to-Run Update Service allows you to install certain Microsoft products over the internet. The Click-to-Run Update Service also automatically detects online updates to Click-to-Run-enabled products on your device and downloads and installs them automatically.

Translator used in Office apps is designed as a no-trace connected experience. With no trace connected experience, no portion of your translation request that gets sent to Microsoft Translator API service will be logged, your submitted text will not be used to improve the quality of the Microsoft Translator service, and there will not be any record of any portion of your data retained by Microsoft.

Diagnostic Data. Diagnostic data is used to i keep your Office apps secure and up to date; ii detect, diagnose, and remediate problems; and iii make product improvements.

This data does not include a user’s name or email address, the content of the user’s files, or information about apps unrelated to Office. Users have a choice between two different levels of diagnostic data collection, Required and Optional. See Diagnostic Data in Office for more information. Connected Experiences. Microsoft continues to provide more experiences in client applications that are connected to and backed by cloud-based services.

If you choose to use connected experiences, required service data will be collected to help keep these connected experiences reliable, up to date, secure, and performing as expected.

Microsoft consists of client software applications and connected experiences designed to enable you to create, communicate, and collaborate more effectively. Working with others on a document stored on OneDrive for Business or translating the contents of a Word document into a different language are examples of connected experiences.

There are two types of connected experiences. These privacy settings allow you to configure your connected experiences. For example, you can choose to enable connected experiences that download online content, but not connected experiences that analyze content.

Turning off connected experiences will also turn off additional experiences, such as document co-authoring and online file storage. But even if you use this privacy setting to turn off connected experiences, certain functionality will remain available, such as syncing your mailbox in Outlook, as well as essential services described below.

If you choose to disable certain types of connected experiences, either the ribbon or menu command for those connected experiences will be grayed out or you will get an error message when you try to use those connected experiences. There are a set of services that are essential to how Microsoft functions and cannot be disabled.

For example, the licensing service that confirms that you are properly licensed to use Microsoft is essential. Required service data about these services is collected and sent to Microsoft, regardless of any other settings that you have configured.

See Essential Services for more information. Required service data for connected experiences. As you use a connected experience, data is sent to and processed by Microsoft to provide you that connected experience. This data is necessary because this information enables us to deliver these cloud-based connected experiences.

We refer to this data as required service data. Required service data can include information related to the operation of the connected experience that is needed to keep the underlying service secure, up to date, and performing as expected. If you choose to use a connected experience that analyzes your content, for example Translate in Word, the text you typed and selected to translate is also sent and processed to provide you the connected experience.

Your text and the translation are not stored by our service. Required service data can also include information needed by a connected experience to perform its task, such as configuration information about the Office app.

See Required service data for Office for more information. This section applies to the consumer offering of Teams; if you are using Teams with a school or work account, see the Enterprise and developer products of this privacy statement.

Teams is an all-in-one collaboration and communication hub. Teams lets you stay organised and connected across your entire life. Teams allows you to call people with voice or video calling. Teams allows you to easily find people, files, photos, conversations, tasks, and calendars in one convenient and secure place.

Teams allows you to store confidential information like passwords, rewards numbers, or login information and share it with others within Teams. With your consent, you can share your location with friends and family. As part of providing these features, Microsoft collects data about the usage of the features as well as information about your communications, including the time and date of the communication and users that are part of the communication.

Teams profile. Your Teams profile includes information you provided when you set up a Microsoft account. To enable other people to find you on Teams or products that interact with Teams for personal use, including Teams for enterprise your display name and picture are visible to other users on Teams that have your contact information. Teams contacts. With your permission, Teams will sync your device, Outlook, and Skype contacts periodically and check for other Teams users that match contacts in your device, Outlook, or Skype address books.

You are always in control of your contacts and can stop syncing at any time. If you choose to stop syncing your device, Outlook, or Skype contacts, or you are inactive on your device, any contacts that have not been matched during the synchronization process will be deleted from Teams. If you wish to invite any of your device, Outlook, or Skype contacts to join a conversation, you can invite users to a directly, or Microsoft can send an invitation on your behalf via SMS or email for invitations to group conversations.

You can block users if you do not want to receive their communications; additionally, you can report a concern to Microsoft.

Notice to non-user contacts. If your information appears in the device, Outlook, or Skype address books of a Teams user who chooses to sync their device, Outlook, or Skype contacts with their Teams contacts, Microsoft may process your data in order to determine whether you are a current Teams user and to allow Teams users to invite you to the service, including via SMS and email.

Learn more about how we process your information in connection with the contact syncing feature offered to Teams users. If you do choose to join Teams, you will appear as a suggested new Teams contact for any Teams users with your information in their device, Outlook, or Skype address books.

As a Teams user, you will be able to block other Teams users if you do not want to receive their communications; additionally, you can report a concern to Microsoft. Third-party contacts. You can also choose to sync contacts from third-party providers. If you choose to unsync your third-party contacts on Teams, all third-party contacts are deleted from Teams.

If you gave your consent to use those third-party contacts on other Microsoft apps and services, these contacts will still be available to those other Microsoft apps and services. You can remove third-party contacts from all Microsoft apps and services by removing third-party accounts from Teams. Please note that removing a third-party account from Teams may impact your experiences on other Microsoft apps and services that also use that third-party account.

Teams calendar. You can also choose to sync your Teams calendar with calendars from third-party providers. You can stop syncing your Teams calendar anytime by removing a third-party account from Teams. If you have consented to use third-party data on other Microsoft apps and services, please note that removing this third-party account data in Teams may impact your experiences on other Microsoft apps and services. Location sharing. You can share your static or live location with individuals or groups within Teams.

You are in control and can stop sharing at any time. Sharing location for children is permitted with parental consent and in groups where an adult from the Microsoft family group is present. Push notifications. To let you know of incoming calls, chats, and other messages, Teams uses the notification service on your device. For many devices, these services are provided by another company. To tell you who is calling, for example, or to give you the first few words of the new chat, Teams has to tell the notification service so that they can provide the notification to you.

The company providing the notification service on your device will use this information in accordance with their own terms and privacy policy. Microsoft is not responsible for the data collected by the company providing the notification service.

If you do not want to use the notification services for incoming Teams calls and messages, turn it off in the settings found on your device. OneDrive lets you store and access your files on virtually any device. You can also share and collaborate on your files with others. Some versions of the OneDrive application enable you to access both your personal OneDrive by signing in with your personal Microsoft account and your OneDrive for Business by signing in with your work or school Microsoft account as part of your organization’s use of Microsoft or Office When you use OneDrive, we collect data about your usage of the service, as well as the content you store, to provide, improve, and protect the services.

Examples include indexing the contents of your OneDrive documents so that you can search for them later and using location information to enable you to search for photos based on where the photo was taken. We also collect device information so we can deliver personalized experiences, such as enabling you to sync content across devices and roam customized settings.

When you store content in OneDrive, that content will inherit the sharing permissions of the folder in which you store it. For example, if you decide to store content in the public folder, the content will be public and available to anyone on the internet who can find the folder. If you store content in a private folder, the content will be private.

When you share content to a social network like Facebook from a device that you have synced with your OneDrive account, your content is either uploaded to that social network, or a link to that content is posted to that social network. Doing this makes the content accessible to anyone on that social network. To delete the content, you need to delete it from the social network if it was uploaded there, rather than a link to it and from OneDrive.

When you share your OneDrive content with your friends via a link, an email with the link is sent to those friends. The link contains an authorization code that allows anyone with the link to access your content.

If one of your friends sends the link to other people, they will also be able to access your content, even if you did not choose to share the content with them. To revoke permissions for your content on OneDrive, sign in to your account and then select the specific content to manage the permission levels.

Revoking permissions for a link effectively deactivates the link. No one will be able to use the link to access the content unless you decide to share the link again. Files managed with OneDrive for Business are stored separately from files stored with your personal OneDrive. Outlook products are designed to improve your productivity through improved communications and include Outlook.

You will need to create a Microsoft account to use Outlook. When you delete an email or item from a mailbox in Outlook. When the Deleted Items folder is emptied, those emptied items remain in our system for up to 30 days before final deletion, unless we are legally required to retain the data for longer.

Outlook applications. Outlook client applications are software you install on your device that permits you to manage email, calendar items, files, contacts, and other data from email, file storage, and other services, like Exchange Online or Outlook.

You can use multiple accounts from different providers, including third-party providers, with Outlook applications. To add an account, you must provide permission for Outlook to access data from the email or file storage services.

When you add an account to Outlook, your mail, calendar items, files, contacts, settings and other data from that account will automatically sync to your device. If you are using the mobile Outlook application, that data will also sync to Microsoft servers to enable additional features such as faster search, personalized filtering of less important mail, and an ability to add email attachments from linked file storage providers without leaving the Outlook application.

If you are using the desktop Outlook application, you can choose whether to allow the data to sync to our servers. At any time, you can remove an account or make changes to the data that is synced from your account.

If you add an account provided by an organization such as your employer or school , the owner of the organizational domain can implement policies and controls for example, requiring multi-factor authentication or the ability to remotely wipe data from your device that can affect your use of Outlook.

To learn more about the data the Outlook applications collect and process, please see the Microsoft section of this privacy statement. Skype lets you send and receive voice, video, SMS, and instant message communications. This section applies to the consumer version of Skype; if you are using 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 that includes the time and date of the communication and the numbers or user names that are part of the communication.

Skype profile. Your Skype profile includes information you provided when you set up a Microsoft account. To enable other people to find you on Skype or products that interact with Skype, such as Skype for Business , depending on your profile settings, your Skype profile is included in the Skype public search. Your profile includes your user name, avatar, and any other data you choose to add to your profile or display to others. Emergency calling in the United States.

If you enable location sharing for emergency calling, your location will be periodically collected to enable Microsoft to share your location with emergency calling service providers if you dial Your location information is only shared if you enable location sharing for emergency calling and you initiate a call.

Skype contacts. If you use Outlook. With your permission, Skype will sync your device contacts periodically and check for other Skype users that match contacts in your device or Outlook address books. You can block users if you do not want to receive their communications.

If you choose to stop syncing your device contacts, or you are inactive on your device, any contacts that have not been matched during the synchronization process will be deleted from Skype. If you wish to invite any of your device or Outlook contacts to join a conversation, you can invite users to a directly, or Microsoft can send an invitation on your behalf via SMS or email for invitations to group conversations.

If your information appears in the device or Outlook address book of a Skype user who chooses to sync their device or Outlook contacts with their Skype contacts, Microsoft may process your data in order to determine whether you are a current Skype user and to allow Skype users to invite you to the service, including via SMS and email.

Learn more about how we process your information in connection with the contact syncing feature offered to Skype users. If you do choose to join Skype, you will appear as a suggested new Skype contact for any Skype users with your information in their device or Outlook address books. As a Skype user, you will be able to block other Skype users if you do not want to receive their communications; additionally, you can report a concern to Microsoft. Partner companies.

To comply with applicable law or respond to valid legal process, or to help our partner company or local operator comply or respond, we may access, transfer, disclose, and preserve your data. That data could include, for example, your private content, such as the content of your instant messages, stored video messages, voicemails, or file transfers. Skype Manager. When you set up a group, you will be the Skype Manager Administrator and can see the patterns of usage, including detailed information, like traffic data and details of purchases, of other members of the group who have consented to such access.

If you add information like your name, other people in the group will be able to see it. Members of the group can withdraw consent for Skype Manager by visiting their Skype account page. To let you know of incoming calls, chats, and other messages, Skype apps use the notification service on your device. To tell you who is calling, for example, or to give you the first few words of the new chat, Skype has to tell the notification service so that they can provide the notification to you.

If you do not want to use the notification services for incoming Skype calls and messages, turn it off in the settings found in the Skype application or your device. Translation features. With your permission, your data may be used to help improve Microsoft products and services.

To help the translation and speech recognition technology learn and grow, sentences and automatic transcripts are analyzed and any corrections are entered into our system, to build better performing services. This data may include manual transcription of your voice clips. To learn more about how Microsoft manages your voice data, see Speech recognition technologies. Recording features. The recording will be stored and shared as part of your conversation history with the person or group with whom the call occurred.

You should understand your legal responsibilities before recording any communication. This may include obtaining the prior consent of everyone participating in the conversation or any other authorizations as required. Microsoft is not responsible for how you use your recordings or the recording features. Skype bots. Bots are programs offered by Microsoft or third parties that can do many useful things like search for news, play games, and more.

Depending on their capabilities, bots may have access to your display name, Skype ID, country, region, language, and any messages, audio, video, or content that you share with the bot. Please review the bot profile and its privacy statement before engaging in a one-to-one or group conversation with a bot.

You can delete a bot that you no longer wish to engage with. Prior to adding a bot to a group, please ensure that your group participants have consented to their information being shared with the bot. Certain Skype features include accessibility functionality such as captioning.

During Skype calls, a call participant can activate a voice-to-text feature, which allows the user to view the audio chat as text. If a user activates this feature, other call participants will not receive a notification.

Microsoft uses this voice and text data to provide captioning of audio for users. The Surface Duo is a device featuring two screens that fits in your pocket for productivity on the go. Powered by the Google Android operating system, Surface Duo supports cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity and can be used for email, internet browsing, games, and business connectivity.

Microsoft provides a core Surface Duo experience that runs on the Android operating system. Microsoft apps and services may rely on information provided by Google. Some features, such as location, require that you enable this functionality for Google and separately allow Microsoft to leverage this information. Diagnostic data. Surface Duo collects diagnostic data to solve problems and to keep the core Surface Duo experience up to date, secure, and operating properly.

This data also helps us improve Surface Duo and related Microsoft products and services. The data does not include your user name, email address, or the content of your files. There are two levels of diagnostic data: Required diagnostic data and Optional diagnostic data.

Learn more in Surface Duo Privacy Settings. Surface Duo location settings. The location of your Surface Duo can be determined with varying degrees of accuracy and may in some cases be determined precisely.

If you want Microsoft apps to be able to reference or display weather or other location related information, you need to enable Google location services and Microsoft location access. See Surface Duo Location Settings for more information. Microsoft apps included with the Surface Duo. The other Microsoft apps on your Surface Duo may prompt you to enable functionality to enable the full experience of the app or you may be asked to allow optional diagnostic data collection.

You can change the settings for these apps in the Surface Duo Settings under the app name. More information about these apps is available in the Productivity and communications products and Search, Microsoft Edge, and artificial intelligence sections of this Privacy Statement. Search and artificial intelligence products connect you with information and intelligently sense, process, and act on information—learning and adapting over time.

Bing services include search and mapping services, as well as the Bing Toolbar and Bing Desktop apps. Bing services collect and process data in many forms, including text that has been inked or typed, voice data, and images. Bing services are also included within other Microsoft services, such as Microsoft , Cortana, and certain features in Windows which we refer to as Bing-powered experiences.

When you conduct a search, or use a feature of a Bing-powered experience that involves conducting a search or entering a command on your behalf, Microsoft will collect the searches or commands you provide which may be in the form of text, voice data, or an image , along with your IP address, location, the unique identifiers contained in our cookies or similar technologies, the time and date of your search, and your browser configuration. For example, if you use Bing voice-enabled services, your voice input and performance data associated with the speech functionality will be sent to Microsoft.

And, if you use Bing image-enabled services, the image you provide will be sent to Microsoft. When you use Bing-powered experiences, such as Bing Lookup to search a particular word or phrase within a webpage or document, that word or phrase is sent to Bing along with some surrounding content in order to provide contextually relevant search results. Search suggestions. For the search suggestions feature, the characters that you type into a Bing-powered experience such as search and site suggestions in the Microsoft Edge browser to conduct a search and what you click on will be sent to Microsoft.

This allows us to provide you with relevant suggestions as you type your searches. To turn this feature on or off, while using Bing Search, go to Bing Settings. There are other methods to control this feature in other Bing-powered experiences, such as the Microsoft Edge browser. Search Suggestions cannot be turned off in the search box in Windows 10 and Windows If you choose, you can always hide the search box or icon on the taskbar.

Bing experience improvement program for Bing Desktop and Bing Toolbar. If you are using Bing Desktop or Bing Toolbar and choose to participate in the Bing Experience Improvement Program, we also collect additional data about how you use these specific Bing apps, such as the addresses of the websites you visit, to help improve search ranking and relevance. To help protect your privacy, we do not use the data collected through the Bing Experience Improvement Program to identify or contact you or target advertising to you.

Finally, we delete the information collected through the Bing Experience Improvement Program after 18 months. Retention and de-identification. We de-identify stored search queries by removing the entirety of the IP address after 6 months, and cookie IDs and other cross-session identifiers that are used to identify a particular account or device after 18 months.

Personalization through Microsoft account. Some Bing services provide you with an enhanced experience when you sign in with your personal Microsoft account, for example, syncing your search history across devices. You can use these personalization features to customize your interests, favorites, and settings, and to connect your account with third-party services. Visit Bing Settings to manage your personalization settings, or the Microsoft privacy dashboard to manage your data.

Managing search history. The Search History service from Bing, located in Bing Settings, provides another method of revisiting the search terms you’ve entered and results you’ve clicked when using Bing search through your browser. You may clear your search history on a device through this service. Clearing your history prevents that history from being displayed on the Search History site, but does not delete information from our search logs, which are retained and de-identified as described above or as you have instructed through the privacy dashboard.

If you are signed-in to a work or school Microsoft account using Microsoft Search in Bing, you can export your Microsoft Search in Bing search history, but you cannot delete it. Your Microsoft Search in Bing service administrator can see aggregated search history across all enterprise users but cannot see specific searches by user. Third-party services that use Bing. You may access Bing-powered experiences when using third-party services, such as those from Yahoo!. In order to provide these services, Bing receives data from these and other partners, including your search query and related data such as date, time, IP address, and a unique identifier.

This data will be sent to Microsoft to provide the search service. Microsoft will use this data as described in this statement or as further limited by our contractual obligations with our partners.

You should refer to the privacy policies of the third-party services for any questions about how they collect and use data. Data passed to destination website. Sharing data from Bing and Bing-powered experiences with third parties.

We share some de-identified data data where the identity of a specific person is not known from Bing and Bing-powered experiences with selected third parties. Before we do so, we run the data through a process designed to remove certain sensitive data that users may have included in the search terms themselves such as social security numbers or credit card numbers.

Additionally, we require these third parties to keep the data secure and to not use the data for purposes other than for which it is provided. Cortana is your personal productivity assistant in Microsoft As a digital assistant, Cortana is designed to help you achieve more with less effort so you can focus on what matters and can answer a wide range of questions about things such as weather, sports, stocks, and general information.

When you ask questions, the data Cortana collects depends on whether you are using the consumer or enterprise version. This section applies to the consumer version of Cortana experiences in Windows 10 and Windows If you are using Cortana with an account provided by an organization, such as a work or school account, see the Notice to end users section of this privacy statement.

Learn more about the enterprise version of Cortana in Microsoft When you ask Cortana a question, whether you are speaking or typing, Cortana collects that question as a text string. To answer your questions Cortana uses the Bing service. For information about the data Bing collects, see the Bing section of this privacy statement.

By default, if you speak your question, Cortana also collects speech transcription data and does not collect voice clips. You have the option to provide your consent and allow Microsoft to collect voice clips. If you choose to opt in and allow Microsoft to collect voice clips, the voice clip files are stored and anonymized and will not be associated with your Microsoft account or any other Microsoft IDs. This anonymous data is used to improve the product.

For more information about Microsoft and your voice data, see the Speech Recognition Technologies section of this privacy statement. Cortana legacy. Cortana in Windows 10 version and earlier collects user query data a text transcription of the question the user asked , which is anonymized and used for product maintenance.

Cortana in Windows 10 version also uses the Bing service to answer your questions. For information about the data Bing collects, see the Bing section of the Privacy Statement.

Learn more about Cortana and privacy. 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 online services you use. Standard device data includes your device’s IP address, browser type and language, access times, and referring website addresses.

Which data is logged and how that data is used depends on the privacy practices of the websites you visit and web services you use. Certain features in Microsoft Edge, such as when you open a new tab in the browser, connect you to MSN Content and your experiences with such content is covered by the MSN section of this privacy statement. Additionally, Microsoft Edge sends a unique browser ID to certain websites to enable us to develop aggregate data used to improve browser features and services.

Microsoft Edge is the default web browser for Windows 10 and later and is also available on other supported versions of Windows and macOS. Data about how you use your browser, such as your 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 collects data necessary to provide features you request in Microsoft Edge. For example, you may choose to sync browser information saved on your device across other devices when you are signed in with your Microsoft account.

You may choose which browser data to sync, including your favorites, browsing history, extensions and associated data, settings, open tabs, autofill form entries such as your name, address, and phone number , passwords, payment information, and other data types as they become available. If you choose to sync extensions that you acquired from third-party web stores, a copy of those extensions will be downloaded directly from those web stores on your synced device s.

Microsoft does not retain this data after the check is complete. You can disable or configure syncing in the Microsoft Edge settings. Microsoft Edge sends the information you type into the browser address bar to the default search provider configured in the address bar to offer search recommendations as you type each character.

You can turn off these features at any time in the browser settings. In order to provide search results, Microsoft Edge sends your search queries, standard device information, and location if you have location enabled to your default search provider.

If Bing is your default search provider, we use this data as described in the Bing section of this privacy statement. Microsoft Edge collects and uses data from your search activity across the web, including websites Microsoft does not own or operate, to improve Microsoft services, such as Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Bing and Microsoft News. This data may include the search query, the search results that are displayed to you, demographic information that is part of the search results, and the interaction you have with those search results, such as the links you click.

Microsoft Edge takes steps to de-identify the data it collects by removing data that identifies the person or device from which it was collected and retains this data for one year from when it is collected. Microsoft does not use this collected data to personalize or provide ads to you. You can turn off the collection of this data at any time in the browser settings. Microsoft Edge downloads content from Microsoft services to enhance your browsing experiences; for example, when data is downloaded to prerender site content for faster browsing or to provide content required to power features you choose to use, such as providing templates for Collections.

You may also choose to share your Microsoft Edge browsing activity to allow us to personalize Microsoft Edge and Microsoft services like ads, search, shopping, and news. Microsoft Edge browsing activity includes your history, favorites, usage data, and other browsing data. For more information about our advertising privacy policies see the Advertising section of the privacy statement.

In the Microsoft privacy dashboard you can control the use of your browsing activity for personalized ads in the See ads that interest you setting. If you disable this setting in the Microsoft privacy dashboard you will continue to receive personalized web experiences like search and news based on your browsing activity if you have Allow Microsoft to use your browsing activity including history, favorites, usage and other browsing data to personalize Microsoft Edge and Microsoft services like ads, search, shopping and news turned on in Microsoft Edge settings.

You may disable this browser setting in Microsoft Edge at any time to stop receiving personalized web experiences based on your browsing activity. Microsoft Edge collects required diagnostic data to solve problems and to keep Microsoft Edge up to date, secure, and operating properly.

Required diagnostic data also helps us improve Microsoft Edge and Windows. Separate from your search activity data mentioned above, you can choose to send optional diagnostic data about how you use Microsoft Edge and information about your browser activity, including browsing history and search terms to Microsoft to help us improve Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft products and services. For Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and later, this information is provided when you have enabled optional diagnostic data.

For details, see the Windows Diagnostics section of the privacy statement. For Microsoft Edge on other operating systems, optional diagnostic information is provided when you enable Improve Microsoft products by sending data about how you use the browser or Make searches and Microsoft products better by sending info about websites you visit in Microsoft Edge in the browser settings.

The diagnostic data collected by Microsoft Edge is transmitted to Microsoft and is stored with one or more unique identifiers that help us recognize an individual browser installation on a device and understand the browser’s service issues and use patterns.

Learn more about Microsoft Edge, browsing data, and privacy. Microsoft Edge on iOS and Android. Microsoft also collects required diagnostic data to solve problems and to keep Microsoft Edge up to date, secure, and operating properly. Required diagnostic data also helps us improve Microsoft Edge.

Additionally, you may share optional diagnostic data about how you use Microsoft Edge and information about websites you visit browsing history for personalized experiences on your browser, Windows, and other Microsoft products and services.

This information also helps us improve Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft products and services. This optional diagnostic data is sent to us when you enable Share usage data for personalization or Share info about websites you visit in the browser settings. The diagnostic data collected by Microsoft Edge is transmitted to Microsoft and is stored with one or more unique identifiers that help us recognize an individual user on a device and understand the browser’s service issues and use patterns.

The pig is not changed by adding a little paint on the surface. Normally you have several resources to find your Retail Product Key. DAT to store encrypted product activation keys:. DAT if you did an in-place Windows Upgrade. OLD folder to be there until you delete it. Many people have complained that windows 8 and 8. After you extract the Product Key, make sure to write it down and keep it in a safe place.

Only the factory can use the PK from the original factory activation. You would have been provided with a separate piece of paper with a Product key for reactivation. Sorry, I have not had opportunity aka need to test Win8 and Office on these various tools:. Printing the report, or saving it is probably a good idea. Win Win8, V8. Office ProduKey may be able to extract product key information from a registry file saved externally.

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Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. OK, that is good. Lizzie, you should create a new question so we can get all of the background information we need to help you. Download is simply copying a file from outside of your computer ie from the internet or USB drive to your local computer. Install is running a special file to setup your program so that it will run correctly in Windows. This typically means creating folders on the HD, and expanding compressed files into those various folders and creating many registry entries.

The MS online download process unfortunately allows you to combines these 2 separate processes, causing confusion among non technically oriented users. Exactly what happens when you try to download the file? Describe, in great detail, exactly what you are doing to get the problem. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit. Me too, I paid for this via my employment and have made several attempts to load or download it to my previous pc with not success and now that I have a new computer I thought I may have a chance sense I purchased it.

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The program contains Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook, and all of them get major upgrades with this version of office. The only other more updated version of these programs can be found is Microsoft Office To activate Microsoft Officeyou will need the Microsoft office activation key, also known as the Product key. In most cases, you only get this Microsoft Office product key lenovo energy management windows 10 64 bit you purchase the suite.

It is the one way Microsoft can make sure that microsoft office professional plus 2013 valid product key free professipnal using the authentic product.

You avlid download Microsoft Clipping mask free pixelmator and install it on your computer, but at some point the activation key по этому сообщению be required before you can use the programs. In this article, we take a look at everything you need to know about the Microsoft Office Product key. This method activates Microsoft Office volume.

So you need vwlid convert Office Retail to Volume. Source: Office product key. Step 5: Make sure your PC is connected to the internet, then you paste these codes in cmd. Your Office has been activated successfully. Please check the activation status again.

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It is the one way Microsoft can make sure that you are using the authentic product. You can download Microsoft Office and install it on your computer, but at some point the activation key will be required before you can use the programs. In this article, we take a look at everything you need to know about the Microsoft Office Product key.

This method activates Microsoft Office volume. So you need to convert Office Retail to Volume. Source: Office product key. For this reason, we want to give part of the Office activation key, as it has been tested by millions of people who use this office automation tool, which is the most popular and efficient on the market. Since the launch of Microsoft Office in , although its birth dates from the end of , its main objective was to attract and dissuade all types of users towards its new and cozy office suite.

To captivate its target audience, it offered an attractive set of tools ideal to facilitate daily work, in terms of preparing documents and other daily products. Its design included the labor, student, and corporate sectors.

And today we will talk to you about its activation office to enjoy its benefits always. You will even know his Office activation key, who has been by our side for a few years since his debut in the suite. Observing himself in this tool, that despite the passage of time, and the company continues its launch of more current and innovative versions, as is the case with Office or the most recent, Office However, the old version of remains valid and in full force, the reason?

Do you see why it is necessary to access your Office activator? However, based on its initial and fundamental purpose, it was born in order to facilitate the multiple daily tasks and make the work in reports, texts, and presentations even more intuitive, designed for all types of consumers. For this reason, it is evident that many well-known programs in the world are masterfully mixed in his suite. Where despite the updates, Office remains a pioneer in the market, that is, its usefulness is expected to be maintained for much longer, reason enough not to reject the Office activation key , and have it as the best ally.

As is well known, because it happens with any computer program, to be able to use the tools that Office provides in an unlimited way, an Office activation key is required when enabling the Microsoft license. Because of this, we want to share some gadgets that make it possible to use Microsoft Office totally free on your PC, and forever.

Today we will be clear and forceful, therefore we will get to the point about the best way to access the key to activate Office , be it for Windows or MAC. That it is nothing other than license code that validates its use; considering that Office obeys paid software, the quickest and most effective way is to acquire said license in an official store authorized by the Microsoft colossus.

In this sense, it is time to ask yourself which of the 2 options the user will assume, whether to pay or access the Office activation key. In any case, it should be remembered that this wonderful utility work tool has, in turn, 2 series one domestic and the other professional , these are basically distinguished in price and characteristics in terms of their benefits. Obviously, the Microsoft Office Professional Plus version is understood as the superior of the two and, therefore, it is more complete.

Since it is capable of meeting all the requirements that are usually carried out at home, in terms of this type of program, therefore, it is suggested that it is not a company, opt for standard.

Now, the only way to get an Office activation key is not to buy it. In fact, there is a whole list of formulas available for activation, where the user will decide which one to adopt. For this purpose, we will be guiding you step by step, even after the suite validation process once the aforementioned code is available, for which reason there will be no loss of time.

In the event that a user cannot even afford to pay a penny for the most basic version of this tool, do not despair, just follow the following lines, where you will surely find a successful solution.

To carry out the installation dynamics with the Office activation key without the assistance of any other instrument, it will be convenient to add other processes, where the software and operating system registers must be changed. And although this terminology seems somewhat complex, if the following steps are followed it will actually be very simple:.

The first step is to proceed to download and install Office , and since Microsoft does not provide more support, it will not be possible to download it from its official store, therefore, the search will occur on the web, on certain specific downloads pages.

Take care when installing the product and properly selecting the version to use, if it is 32 or 64 bits since this could lead to some incompatibility in the operating system. At the end of the respective download of the program, you have to enter the folder where it is located to open the installer and activation key Office ; then continue with the assistance prompts until complete and proceed to the next step, as follows.

In this step, the user must access the Windows registry, having to choose one of the 2 modes, one is by clicking on the search magnifying glass on the taskbar or Windows menu, depending on its version. Among the alternative forms of the Office activation key in its free version, is to use some of the keys to verify the Professional Plus office automation or another of its versions. In the following guidelines, certain forms of Office validation will be observed without major issues.

Ease of use, simple and intuitive interface — these are the main advantages of Office Microsoft discontinues this version of the ms office, so activating the office with free serial keys has actually been difficult for Make sure that you are getting an authentic and genuine product and MS Office serial number.

Now enter your version of Microsoft office Product Key in the space provided in the prompt window. Make sure you have a good internet connection then it will take only a minute to make your copy of MS Office activated. KMSpico is the fastest, safest and easiest way to activate Windows 8. KMSpico easily activates the entire new line of Microsoft products: Windows and Office, including all applications: Visio, Project, etc. Please, note that Microsoft does not recommend using activators such as KMSpico.

Corporation insists on buying the original key, which costs a lot of money. One of the most important factors to remember about Microsoft Office is that it is reliable.