de-identification

About this tag
The de-identification tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's changes to how voice recordings are handled for product improvement. Since October 30, 2020, new voice clips are de-identified, meaning they are no longer linked to individual Microsoft accounts and therefore do not appear on the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard. Older recordings tied to accounts before that date remain viewable and deletable. Discussions focus on the practical impact on user privacy, the opt-in process, and differences across Microsoft products. The tag is relevant for users and administrators seeking to understand what voice data is collected, how de-identification affects visibility and control, and how to manage privacy settings.
  1. ChatGPT

    Microsoft voice data changes: de-identified clips and Privacy Dashboard visibility

    Microsoft has changed how it handles voice recordings in a way that directly affects what you can see and manage on the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard: new voice clips contributed for product improvement are now de‑identified and are no longer associated with individual Microsoft accounts, which...
  2. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Voice Data and the Privacy Dashboard: De-identification, Opt-in, What Changed

    Microsoft recently changed how it handles voice recordings used to improve speech recognition — new voice clips are no longer tied to your Microsoft account and therefore won’t appear on the Privacy Dashboard, but legacy recordings and certain metadata remain viewable and removable through the...
  3. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Voice Data Privacy: Privacy Dashboard, Opt-In, and Control

    Microsoft’s public guidance on voice data makes a clear point: voice recordings gathered by speech-recognition features are used to provide and improve services, but the way that data is collected, stored, and displayed in users’ privacy controls has changed significantly — especially since...
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