Italy's antitrust authority investigates Microsoft.
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Italy's antitrust authority announced on Friday that it has launched an investigation into Microsoft over alleged unfair business practices related to its Microsoft 365 subscription service. The regulator claims that Microsoft failed to adequately inform consumers about the integration of AI tools, Copilot and Designer, into the service. As a result, users are automatically switched to a more expensive subscription plan unless they actively opt out. The limited information provided by the platform has made it difficult for consumers to make informed decisions about renewing their subscriptions.
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意大利反垄断机构对微软展开调查
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