Nov 10 2023 05:09 AM - edited Nov 11 2023 08:50 AM
Hej,
When using Bing Chat Enterprise you state that Bing Chat Enterprise is using Microsofts global
datacenters, this can theoretically mean that a chat prompt will be saved (for a short time) in a datacenter in India. This will be classified as a third-party transfer (according to EU rules) and can be a problem for european countries to use this feature with company data.
Is there any solution to the problem above or have I misunderstood how Bing Chat Enterprise works?
BR,
Thomas
Nov 15 2023 04:12 AM - edited Nov 15 2023 04:33 AM
I would also be interested in understanding how this works.
Edit: According to the Privacy & Protections page (specifically this section https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/bing-chat-enterprise/privacy-and-protections#microsoft-as-the-data...), data "Bing Chat Enterprise uses global data centers for processing and may process data in the United States". This sounds like it's more likely than not that the data would be processed outside of the US.
@Pernille-Eskebo Can you confirm whether or not this is the case? And will Microsoft be adding any controls to force data residency for BCE in the future?
Nov 15 2023 04:18 PM
Nov 16 2023 11:39 PM
Thanks for your response!
Then we know that we cannot use Bing Chat Enterprise (Copilot) and add internal content into the prompt. The EU rules dont have any issues with services hosted in US with the new Data Privacy Framework. But If hosted in India or other regions outside EU it can be problem.
BR,
Thomas Z
Feb 19 2024 06:56 AM - edited Feb 20 2024 03:42 AM
Hi @Eric_VanAelstyn
Is this still the case for Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat Enterprise)? It is not compliant in the EU, due to data may be processed in global and US data centers?
Sep 26 2024 01:41 AM