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  1. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Azure under scrutiny: Israel data, external review and cloud ethics

    Microsoft’s president, Brad Smith, told reporters from his office at the Redmond campus that the company will “investigate and get to the truth” after a Guardian-led investigation alleged that Israel’s Unit 8200 had used Microsoft Azure to store and process vast troves of intercepted Palestinian...
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    Microsoft’s Outlook Email Censorship: Balancing Workplace Freedom and Corporate Control

    Microsoft’s recent move to limit politically focused emails in Outlook has set off a firestorm of debate, highlighting the complex intersection between workplace communication, freedom of expression, and the evolving role of corporate governance in the digital age. In response to widespread...
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    Microsoft Employee Protest Over AI Military Contracts Sparks Company Controversy

    As news circulated across tech circles this week, Microsoft found itself at the center of controversy after terminating an employee who disrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s highly anticipated speech. The employee’s act was not a random incident but a public protest against Microsoft’s involvement in...
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    Microsoft Implements Email Filter Blocking Palestine, Gaza, Genocide Terms Amid Internal Protests

    Microsoft has reportedly implemented a policy that blocks internal emails containing the words "Palestine," "Gaza," or "genocide" on its Exchange servers. This action was first detected by "No Azure for Apartheid," a group of pro-Palestine Microsoft employees, shortly after the company's Build...
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    Microsoft’s New Performance and Security Policies: What IT Professionals Need to Know

    Microsoft’s Human Resources department has apparently declared open season on mediocrity, notifying managers across campus with a stern missive that reads less like an invitation to a team-building picnic and more like a performance management subpoena. Last Friday, managers received formal...
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    Microsoft's 50th Anniversary: Employee Protest Sparks Ethical Debate

    Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration in Redmond quickly turned into an unexpected protest stage, highlighting growing tensions between corporate policies and employee activism. At an event meant to commemorate half a century of technological innovation and leadership, two workers found...
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    Windows 10 Will changing product key remove my company policy?

    As the title says, I got my PC from a dying company and it has some Company policy set on it like auto installing and restarting in the middle of the night. I have tried deleting group policies in group policy editor and such and nothing has worked. I was thiing if i change product key, will it...
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    VIDEO Trump Doubles Down On Claim He Can Order US Companies To Cut Ties With China | The 11th Hour | MSNBC

    🇺🇸 :rolleyes:
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    Windows 7 Works Win7 latop, keeps resetting the Power Options, Help

    Works laptop, have admin rights. I set the Power Options to Balanced but within a few hours it's back to the corporate one. I presume this is a group policy setting somewhere. As I have full admin rights, is there a regedit to stop this? Cheers (p.s. not interested in the debate if I should...
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    Windows 7 Don't have administrator access. Want to defrag and install new program

    Don't have administrator access. Want to defrag and install new prograI am using a laptop with following sepc: ThinkPad lenovo laptop, T410i Windows 7 Professional 64bit This laptop is companie's one and I am using at home. I don't have administrator access and neither I have the password...
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    Windows 7 Microsoft purchases Skype

    Skype buy was a Microsoft tax dodge Ballmer gets a win win scenario says analyst A financial analyst has said that Microsoft's $8.5 billion buy of Skype is a tax dodge and the US taxpayer will end up paying for half the bill. Larry Elkin, of Palisades Hudson, said that Microsoft's...
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    Windows 7 To lawyers -- serious question - NOT related to TPB

    Hi all I've a serious question here to any Laywers who might be reading these posts. We know this is an RC so it's not officially in production yet. What is the view / legal position you think Microsoft would take on Testing the RC in a "Productive" environment, or even in the "development"...
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