“The 19,000 hashes have been “given to five global internet companies [Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo], who had volunteered to conduct a robust test on the list through their systems during the implementation period.” The hashes, created during the implementation stage, were sourced from images forensically captured on the Home Office Child Abuse Image…
Weird that while every other service is moving to add space to existing accounts, Microsoft goes the other way. I don’t see how that is going to help encourage Office 365 use if I can use Google apps and get more storage space for the results. Microsoft drops unlimited OneDrive storage after people use it…
http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-confirms-its-acquisition-of-wunderlist It always makes me a bit nervous when one of the Online Services That Help Me Keep Life Straight gets gobbled up, excuse me, “acquired”, by one of the large tech behemoths. How much will the experience change, what features will be removed to accommodate the new integration into the company’s existing products, what…
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Maureen Holland at D4 lays out 9 Reasons Microsoft Outlook is Not a Litigation Review Tool. It’s 2015 and we still need to give people reasons not to use their own Outlook install to review email? We could add a tenth reason as well – the possibility that the reviewer will kick off automated process…