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    Microsoft Account Lockout: LibreOffice Developer’s Week-Long Nightmare Raises Concerns

    August 5, 2025

    LibreOffice developer Mike Kaganski lost access to his Microsoft account for a week while his first support tickets were ignored after the company claimed he had violated terms in its Services Agreement.

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