> All cloud storage providers need a policy similar to what Microsoft have.
No they don't. Its my data. Stay the heck out of my storage room that I pay you for every month, on time.
Its disappointing how far those companies go in playing cops and judges. They should provide service, not the letter of the law.
If cops have a good enough reason to believe you hosting child pornography, they could get a subpoena from a judge and then request Microsoft to open your vault. Otherwise we getting to the point where we don't need judges anymore -- we have bunch of creeps at Microsoft or other company deciding on what is "right" or "wrong". And this is wrong.
No they don't. Its my data. Stay the heck out of my storage room that I pay you for every month, on time.
Its disappointing how far those companies go in playing cops and judges. They should provide service, not the letter of the law.
If cops have a good enough reason to believe you hosting child pornography, they could get a subpoena from a judge and then request Microsoft to open your vault. Otherwise we getting to the point where we don't need judges anymore -- we have bunch of creeps at Microsoft or other company deciding on what is "right" or "wrong". And this is wrong.