Microsoft wants to limit government access to user data

The access that governments in the world have to user data is still a very current debate. Companies are beginning to take action in this regard, with Microsoft next. The American company has announced that they seek to limit the access that governments have to this private data. A sensitive issue that continues to generate many controversies.

Microsoft wants to limit government access to user data

Therefore, they are seeking the support of the governments of countries for the creation of an international law in this regard. So a regulation is created to make this problem a little simpler.

Microsoft seeks new privacy laws

This would limit governments 'access to users' private data. And the cases in which it could be accessed would be established, in certain cases. According to Microsoft, such a regulation would facilitate this situation and the way in which this user data is accessed and processed. To do this, they have shared a manifesto with six principles.

Six principles with which Microsoft seeks to explain to the various governments of the countries, the aspects to take into account in this regard. Since the privacy of users is something whose relevance is increasing. Also because the users themselves are more aware.

The question is now whether this initiative of the company will have any effect and we see if any international law or regulation is created in this regard. It is good to see that companies are beginning to move and take initiative in this regard.

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