If I play a game on the Xbox and another game on the PC via the Microsoft Store that is but not the same game, does it work or is someone kicked out of the game?
Depends on the game and whether you use different accounts.
In my opinion, it is also mistaken to connect to a Microsoft account with his computer -.
I use the same account only on the pc should run another game and on the xbox also
Like another game? Then it doesn't really matter?
and even if what prevents you from trying it out?
Should work. I played Minecraft on my mobile phone and another game on the Xbox, both on the same account and it worked
Think about it for a moment…
I don't think anything about Windows in general, but then everything is centralized in one account - managed by a company that is not exactly squeamish or data-friendly…
but everyone as he wants, but I assume that most of them are not aware of it anyway.
Trend towards Microsoft accounts and the cloud
At least with mixed feelings, many users are likely to view Microsoft's approach to the cloud. Microsoft 365, consisting of Windows 10, Office 365 and other services, should be made palatable to companies and authorities as a subscription. In 2025, when Windows 10 will be exactly 10 years old, not only will support for Windows 10 Version 1507 LTSC, the first RTM version with 10 years of long-term support, expire: Microsoft Office 2019 will also reach the end of its life cycle and for other on-premises units -Products the same applies.
It is quite possible that Microsoft will then pull the plug for locally installed on-premise products and only offer subscription solutions with a connection to the cloud. In addition to legitimate data protection concerns, this creates the problem of a strong dependency on Microsoft accounts. A blocking by Microsoft, whether authorized or not, can lead to problematic situations for companies (at least for a short time). The subsequent unlocking by support can, according to experience reports, be a tedious matter.
I will not comment on this.
Haha you work at M $ lol too
Oh yes and what I have quoted comes from a Heise report.
Hot?
You only know msn or what? XD
I don't have to know every news service:-).
Ah, and you couldn't really prove anything with the text
Office 365 and Windows 10 have data protection problems and are therefore under criticism. Just the fact that Windows or Office can't be used in compliance with data protection regulations (e.g. In an office) says it all.
And that Microsoft is increasingly placing its cloud in the foreground is no secret either.
I think it is very likely that M $ will just rely on the cloud at some point, as written in the article. Why not. From a corporate point of view, I would do it that way.
