Microsoft Faces Privacy Complaints Over Education Software
Austrian advocacy group NOYB alleges Microsoft shifts data protection responsibility to schools and tracks students' data.
- NOYB filed two complaints against Microsoft's 365 Education suite with the Austrian Data Protection Authority.
- The group claims Microsoft improperly assigns data controller duties to schools, violating GDPR.
- One complaint highlights the use of tracking cookies on students regardless of age.
- Microsoft states its software complies with GDPR and protects user privacy.
- NOYB urges an investigation and potential fines for Microsoft.