Microsoft's top lawyer calls for 'digital Geneva Convention'
Government demands becoming too intrusive even for Microsoft
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Software giant Microsoft has called for a 'digital Geneva Convention' to protect people and businesses from the online predations of governments, police and security services. Microsoft chief legal...
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