I sit down with Microsoft's chief privacy officer, Brendon Lynch, at a time when privacy and data exposure couldn’t be more topical.
With the revelations of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden still rocking the industry, and bang in the middle of the RSA backdoor controversy, I could forgive Lynch for being a little cagey. After all, the media has been pretty unforgiving in accusing Microsoft of collaborating with law enforcement over access to customer data.
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