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How to reveal anonymous submissions in Microsoft Forms
RobElliott I DO understand it. Although it all depends on local law - AFAIK not all countries even allow full anonymity (I guess example could be China).
Anyway, MS365 Terms&Conditions say "You are responsible for all activity that occurs under your Microsoft account" (and there are many other liability-related similar points). So if you use MS Forms to create an anonymous survey, you are also responsible for ensuring the anonymity. From technical PoV it's possible to fail it even accidentally. So it's worth knowing there is such a risk.
And of course, I strongly discourage abusing this the anonymity in this way (unless e.g. agreed by all participants). But we need to be conscious and transparent about this
- YourStoryOurITSolutionAug 06, 2021Copper Contributor
I just tried doing a search as you referenced and it looks like they have fixed this as anonymous responses now show as anonymous and do not appear to be tied to any users or IPs.