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welcome to tech crunch daily news a roundup of the top tech news of the day.

Microsoft changes its privacy policy,

AT&T and T-Mobile fight back against roboo calls,

and Amazon launches a donation program.

Here's your daily crunch for August 15, 2019.

First up, Microsoft has tweaked its privacy policy

to admit humans can listen to Skype translator and Kortana audio.

The change comes after a recent motherboard report that contractors were

listening to personal Skype conversations and Kortana audio recordings.

Microsoft is just the latest tech giant to get called out for failing to make it clear

that human contractors could be listening to users audio recordings.

When asked about the policy changes, the company said,

we realized, based on questions raised recently,

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