The company has been developing a software service that will soon come bundled with its apps and warn users if they're using non-genuine copies, in the hopes of "protecting" them.
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Microsoft announced today that, according to a new study, businesses will spend $500 million in 2014 to deal with malware issues in pirated software, while individual consumers will spend $25 billion.
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