Microsoft's privacy policy admits contractors listen to Cortana, Skype recordings

PC World
Aug 15, 2019, 1:43 pm161 pts
Microsoft’s updated privacy policy acknowledges that the company is allowing humans to listen to recordings made by Cortana and other speech services, and the company has not yet allowed customers to opt out. Microsoft’s privacy issues follow similar problems with Google’s Assistant as well as Apple,…

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