TAKEPLACE: MICROSOFT DATA LEAKS

Monday, January 31, 2011

MICROSOFT DATA LEAKS

Microsoft this evening belatedly admitted that Yahoo! Mail was in fact the data leak culprit in Windows Phone, just hours after Rafael had already proven that to be the problem. Here’s the note from Microsoft, which also includes information about another, semi-unrelated issue for some reason. WPS

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