Microsoft testing product that gives users control of data they generate online Microsoft Research is looking to provide users with access to their own 'personal data bank' via its 'Project Bali' effort. Here's what we know about Bali so far.

Microsoft testing product that gives users control of data they generate online

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Microsoft testing product that gives users control of data they generate online
14:26:40 / January 8, 2019

Microsoft Research is looking to provide users with access to their own 'personal data bank' via its 'Project Bali' effort. Here's what we know about Bali so far.

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