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Azure's TOS are different. You can also opt-out of data retention: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/openai/data-privacy https://learn

• gpjanik 3y ago
  I'd assume Azure's TOS does not allow foreign secret services to use it for its operations. I remember TOS of iTunes mentioned you can't use it to build nuclear bombs. In that sense, there's no way that what Microsoft did was illegal.
• blackoil 3y ago
  It also lists "30-days retention window" for Asynchronous Abuse Monitoring.
  • binarymax 3y ago
    Yes, but you can opt-out of the data retention and abuse monitoring if you go through a vetting process and are deemed low risk.
    • ftkftk 3y ago
      That is correct. The process is manual and definitely has humans in the loop. It is also required for every individual subscription in your account.
      • bugbuddy 3y ago
        That’s the catch every little thing is a subscription on their platform.
      • Spooky23 3y ago
        It’s also not failure evident. I’ve managed a very large tenant with a number of carve out T&C. I’m aware of at least a dozen times that settings reverted during upgrades or migrations. O365 is a huge service with a lot of humans and duct tape holding things together. Unless you’re auditing them, you have no idea.
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