Microsoft announced its new privacy dashboard, a hub for all of Microsoft’s privacy documents and a one-stop shop for users to customize their privacy settings, ITWorld reports. In addition to the dashboard, the company revised its privacy statement  and service agreement with a more colloquial mindset. The goal of the revisions is to have “straightforward terms and policies that people can easily understand,” said Microsoft Deputy General Counsel Horatio Gutierrez. “The updates to Microsoft’s policies don’t seem to radically change anything that was previously there,” the report states. While the dashboard has launched, Microsoft’s new services agreement is set to go live August 1.
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