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Microsoft will remove user names from ‘Productivity Score’ feature after privacy backlash – GeekWire
Microsoft says it will make changes in its new Productivity Score feature, including removing the ability for companies to see data about individual users, to address…
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Microsoft says it will make changes in its new Productivity Score feature, including removing the ability for companies to see data about individual users, to address concerns from privacy experts that the tech giant had effectively rolled out a new tool for snooping on workers.
Going forward, the communications, meetings, content collaboration, teamwork, and mobility measures in Productivity Score will only aggregate data at the organization levelproviding a clear measure of organization-level…
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