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"You may also choose to share your Microsoft Edge browsing activity with us to allow us to personalize Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft services like ads, Bing, Shopping, MSN, and Copilot.Excerpt from Microsoft Azure's Microsoft Privacy
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The clause states: “You may also choose to share your Microsoft Edge browsing activity with us to allow us to personalize Microsoft Edge and other Microsoft services like ads, Bing, Shopping, MSN, and Copilot.”
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