Microsoft Steps In Privacy Quagmire With Email Snooping

By Allison Grande (March 21, 2014, 8:56 PM EDT) -- While Microsoft Corp. will likely dodge criminal charges for sifting through the email of a user who allegedly received trade secrets from a former employee, the company will have a harder time quelling backlash from users irate over policy terms the company claims give it license to read their personal communications, attorneys say....

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