Microsoft Azure's privacy policy was updated on June 30, 2026 to add 'MSN' to the table of contents in the Entertainment and related services section. The policy previously listed 'Windows Mixed Reality' as the final entertainment product mentioned. The updated policy now includes 'MSN' between 'Microsoft Store' and 'Windows Mixed Reality'. This is a formatting and organizational change that clarifies which Microsoft services are covered under the privacy statement.
The updated privacy policy now explicitly lists MSN in the table of contents under Entertainment and related services, clarifying that MSN's data practices are covered by this privacy statement. This change adds transparency about which Microsoft properties are governed by the stated privacy rules. No new rights or obligations are created by this change.
The updated policy now explicitly lists MSN in the table of contents, clarifying that Microsoft's privacy statement applies to MSN services. This is a minor organizational change that makes the scope of the privacy policy clearer for users navigating to the specific sections that address their services.
MSN added to the list of explicitly named Microsoft services covered by the privacy statement.
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Microsoft's privacy policy was updated to include MSN in the table of contents, placing it within the Entertainment and related services section alongside Xbox, Microsoft Store, and Windows Mixed Reality. This is a documentation and organizational change that clarifies scope of coverage rather than introducing new data handling practices or obligations. No new consent, disclosure, or compliance obligations appear to be created. This change is unlikely to require vendor contract updates or DPA revisions.
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