The Dutch ministry of justice paid for a #privacy test of Office 365, finding a series of issues. Just one of these: 6 different companies receive user data including file names, without even a privacy policy.
https://www.privacycompany.eu/blogpost-nl/onderzoek-naar-microsoft-office-365-for-the-web-en-apps-microsoft-belooft-nieuwe-maatregelen-om-hoge-privacyrisicos-te-verlagen
@Shamar @nextcloud I am missing a crowdsourced knowledge base in uMatrix that can tell me if, for example, the webflow domain is simply a CDN, a tracker, ads, or what have you. Could probably be reusing a lot of intel from existing block lists.
@fschaap @nextcloud They must be called piracy company since they are stealing our data and selling it to others without our consent
@xn17 @nextcloud Thanks! I really like that frame: if you steal my data, you're a pirate. In Dutch that also has a really nice repetition of the a-sound in it: data-piraat.
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Worth noting that this is the 2nd test they did.
The first test (May/June 2019) already revealed 8 severe privacy violations.