Buried in this new book is Microsoft’s privacy policy. If you continue to use any Microsoft products after May 1, 2018, you automatically have agreed to their terms and conditions.
This presumes you had your personal lawyer read their book and interpret it for you. Honestly, I have absolutely no idea what it says. It’s wretchedly long and complex.
You can also go to the Privacy dashboard and view and download the data that Microsoft collects about you. Amusingly, one of my browsers has a plug in that produces random search queries every few minutes such that their bing.com search history for me is truly random – and hilariously funny to read.
We can ruin online data collection services by generating random data for them to peruse.