Chris Young, Microsoft executive vice president of business development, strategy, and ventures, at the GeekWire Summit in 2021. (GeekWire File Photo /

Microsoft's LinkedIn has been sued by Premium customers who said the business-focused social media platform disclosed their private messages to third parties without permission to train generative artificial intelligence models.

The suit alleges LinkedIn quietly introduced a privacy setting that let users enable or disable the sharing of their personal data.

Microsoft is making some changes to the way you sign in to a Microsoft account next month. Starting in February, you will stay signed in to a Microsoft account automatically unless you sign out or use private browsing. It’s a change that people will need to be aware of, especially if they’re using a public computer.

Starting in February 2025, users logging in to their personal Microsoft account will stay signed in automatically unless they sign out or use private browsing.

If you use a public computer, remember that from next month, Microsoft will not automatically log you out when you stop work. The post Heads Up: Microsoft Is Leaving You Logged on Starting In February appeared first on Tech.