{0} will be able to access your profile. Your profile includes things like your name, gender, weight, and age. Your email address will not be shared.
Why create an alias? Some people like to use multiple addresses for different things. For example, you might use one address ...
will be able to access and edit your photos and documents and those shared with you on OneDrive. (The file owners control ...
will be able to access and update your Microsoft Events contact information and Microsoft Events registration on your behalf. ...
will be able to access your daily and historical activity information. Your activity history includes things like your runs, ...
will be able to access your profile. Your profile includes things like your name, gender, weight, and age. Your email address ...
will be able to add bonus storage to your account. It will also be able to remove this storage (but no other storage), at ...
will be able to create new apps on your behalf and will be able to access the apps that you've created, including their secret ...
will be able to create, read, update and delete tasks assigned to you and plans (and tasks in them) shared with or owned ...
will be able to create, view, and edit all parts of your OneNote notebooks and pages, except for password protected sections. ...