If you create a Microsoft account, you’ll be asked to provide some personal information, such as your geographic region and your date of birth. Windows does not require you to sign in with a Microsoft account to access third-party email or social network services, but if that third party offers an app through the Store, you must sign in to the Store with a Microsoft account to install the app. If you choose to sign in to Windows with a Microsoft account, Windows will sync your settings across devices and automatically sign you in to some apps and websites. Activation sends some information about your PC to Microsoft.
Windows requires activation to reduce software piracy and help ensure that our customers receive the software quality they expect. If you choose to register your software, you'll be asked to provide personal information. Some Windows features can, with your permission, share personal information over the Internet. Windows uses this information as outlined in the full Windows 8.1 privacy statement, as well as in the Features Supplement, the Apps Supplement and the Server Supplement. Server supplement, which describes the additional features that have privacy impact in Windows Server 2012 R2įor more information on how to help protect your PC, your personal information, and your family online, visit our Safety and Security Center.Ĭertain Windows features may ask you for permission to collect or use information from your PC, including personal information. Statement, which is the full Windows 8.1 privacy statement, and includes links to privacy statements for Windows features that have their own standalone statementsįeatures supplement, which describes the features that have privacy impact in Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2Īpps supplement, which describes the apps that have privacy impact in Windows 8.1 This privacy statement has the following sections:
They don't apply to other online or offline Microsoft sites, products, or services.
They focus on online features and aren't intended to be an exhaustive description. These highlights of the full Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 privacy statement (“Windows privacy statement”) explain at a high level some of the data collection and use practices of Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 (“Windows”).
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