Microsoft Reveals How it Assists Global Police with Data Requests

c2d · Mar 25, 2013

In its first transparency report, Microsoft revealed how it helped police worldwide with information on the company’s users. In 2012, the company assisted some 75.378 police requests for client information linked to ongoing criminal investigations.

Some 2.1 percent of these requests sought information on content created by people, including documents, images and e-mails stored on servers or sent via Microsoft services. In 99 percent of the cases, police in the US demanded Microsoft details about creators of content, images, texts and such.Most commonly, Microsoft disclosed non-content info, but general information on customer content, such as login names, subscriber information or IP addresses. The police units in the US, France, Turkey, Germany and the UK were interested in these kinds of details.
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ronjor · Mar 25, 2013

Posted here. https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=343987

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