Microsoft Announces Integration of Copilot App for Personal and Work Accounts
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Microsoft has announced the integration and update of its Copilot app, allowing users to switch between personal and work accounts within a single application. This change aims to maintain data separation and security controls for enterprise users.
The updated Copilot will connect with email, calendars, and cloud storage, providing necessary context to the AI for user tasks. Users will still have access to chat and image generation features, with the option to upgrade to a paid plan for expanded capabilities.
As part of this update, Microsoft has outlined design specifications for data safety, ensuring that personal and work data remain separate. Users should note that some features, such as Group Chat and Podcasts, will be discontinued, and data not saved before the transition may be inaccessible.
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[ITmedia エンタープライズ] Microsoftが「Copilot」アプリを統合へ 公私アカウントの分離とデータ安全性はどうなる
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