Caspar Bowden, Microsoft's former chief privacy officer, says 'I don't trust Microsoft' after Prism revelations, and recommends switching to open-source software
Caspar Bowden, the former chief privacy adviser to Microsoft, has said that he does not trust the software giant and has recommended switching to free and open-source software instead. Speaking ...
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