As you know from yesterday’s post, Microsoft has scanned the email from a blogger’s Hotmail inbox to identify the person who leaked Windows 7. In other words, the Windows manufacturer has read his personal emails and messages without the user’s knowledge. Microsoft has succeeded in this. The person who leaked those windows Has been arrested. He is a former employee of Microsoft.

But Redmond has been criticized for reading people’s private messages. And now, Microsoft This is how their email service is viewed in the privacy policy of Outlook.com Bringing change That is, the company will then be able to read / access your messages in their mail service.

Microsoft says it will be able to access the user’s personal information subject to a court order / permission for investigation. The world’s largest PC software maker has also promised to publish transparency reports at regular intervals in the future.

Microsoft has previously been vocal in its criticism of Google (Scrogald) and Apple over privacy issues. They have been using various media to identify Google as a threat to users’ privacy. But did Redmond seem to be on the same page in the recent events?