> Although our terms of service, like those of others in our industry, allowed us to access lawfully the account in this case, the circumstances raised legitimate questions about the privacy interests of our customers.
> While our own search was clearly within our legal rights,
I love C# and I love visual studio but I think vsts needs to at least meet gitlab with a free and open source community edition for me to consider it again.
Hey, stop laughing. Stranger things have happened...
Previous story somewhat tangentially related because Microsoft.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/microsoft_on_the_issues/...
> Although our terms of service, like those of others in our industry, allowed us to access lawfully the account in this case, the circumstances raised legitimate questions about the privacy interests of our customers.
> While our own search was clearly within our legal rights,
I love C# and I love visual studio but I think vsts needs to at least meet gitlab with a free and open source community edition for me to consider it again.
Hey, stop laughing. Stranger things have happened...