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 | | Microsoft sells a wide range of products—many of these products were developed internally, such as Microsoft BASIC and Microsoft Word. |
 | | Some describe Microsoft's business tactics as "embrace, extend and extinguish", in which Microsoft initially embraces and extends a competing standard or product, only to later extinguish it through such actions as writing their own incompatible version of the software or standard. |
 | | Microsoft has also been criticized for its end user license agreements (EULAs), which some believe are too restrictive, and for its use of Digital Rights Management (DRM) that places restrictions on digital media content, which some believe leads to a loss of their rights. |
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