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Progress in Olympia for all Washingtonians

Irene Plenefisch - Government Affairs Director

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Answering Europe’s call: storing and processing EU data in the EU

Brad Smith - PresidentPresident

Microsoft releases biannual digital trust reports

Microsoft Corporate Blogs

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Digital good: What it is and how to have more of it in your online life

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How sharing data is helping fight the spread of Covid-19 in the UK

Katharine Rooney

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Continued progress and support in fighting secrecy orders

Dev Stahlkopf - Corporate Vice President and General Counsel

2020 in review: 6 of our most read pieces

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How differential privacy enhances Microsoft’s privacy and security tools

John Kahan - VP, Chief Data Analytics Officer

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New steps to defend your data

Julie Brill - Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy and Regulatory Affairs and Chief Privacy Officer

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Why privacy is essential to equitable recovery

Julie Brill - Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy and Regulatory Affairs and Chief Privacy Officer

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How statistical noise is protecting your data privacy

Charlotte Edmond

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Assuring customers about EU cross-border data flows

Julie Brill - Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy and Regulatory Affairs and Chief Privacy Officer

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Open data: Your questions answered

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GDPR’s first anniversary: A year of progress in privacy protection

Julie Brill - Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy and Regulatory Affairs and Chief Privacy Officer

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Facial recognition: It’s time for action

Brad Smith - PresidentPresident

A call for principle-based international agreements to govern law enforcement access to data

Brad Smith - PresidentPresident