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Imagine a more trusted, privacy enhanced Internet experience where devices and software enable people to make more effective choices and take control over who, and what, to trust online. Join the dialogue here, where we collectively discuss what a more trusted Internet will look like and how we can achieve this vision of End to End Trust. For more information on End to End Trust and our forum guidelines, please read the welcome announcement below.

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  • WELCOME!

    Marc LauricellaMSFTTuesday, January 20, 2009 11:56 PM

    Welcome to the End to End Trust forum, where you can ask questions, share experiences and give answers on how we can collectively work together to achieve the vision of a more trusted internet.

    Note that we only have two rules here:

    1. All posts must be relevant to the topic of End to End Trust (i.e. what is being done, what can be done, what needs to be changed in order to build a more trusted internet?)  Any post that is not applicable or detracts from the dialogue will be removed.
    2. All posters are expected to abide by the Microsoft community Rules of Conduct.


    The vision of End to End Trust builds on progress in technology innovations, aligned with economic, political and social forces, to create a safer, more trusted Internet.  We recognize no one company can achieve this vision alone, so Microsoft proposed a broad industry dialog around next steps for improving Internet security and privacy.  Everyone must work together in a long-term effort to build a more trusted Internet that enables online child safety, secure and private transactions, critical infrastructure protection and Anywhere Access - while mitigating insidious threats, such as data and identity theft. 

    Since initiating this broad dialogue last April, Microsoft is encouraged by the valuable feedback and ideas we have received from the public, including industry partners, customers, governments and public interest groups to make this vision a reality.  As such, we expect this to be a community-driven dialogue on the forum.  The End to End Trust team may not be able to respond to every post, but we will share and vet our ideas with you, welcome your feedback and insights, and look forward to continuing a healthy and productive discussion. 

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