Microsoft accused of tracking Windows Phone handsets
Federal court case alleges software giant tracks users, even when they've turned off phone's tracking feature
Microsoft is being sued over the use of location-tracking technology in its Windows Phone 7 handsets, which it is alleged send information on users' location to the software giant, even after the location-tracking...
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