The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has lost access to his (Microsoft) email and bank accounts. Prosecutions are faltering now. This all due to US sanctions. 'Microsoft did not respond to a request for comments'. Yet European governments are collectively moving their email and files to Microsoft, risking similar problems if they ever upset the US administration. apnews.com/article/icc-trump-sβ¦
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in reply to bert hubert πΊπ¦πͺπΊπΊπ¦ • • •It is no longer safe to move our governments and societies to US clouds - Bert Hubert's writings
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in reply to bert hubert πΊπ¦πͺπΊπΊπ¦ • • •Douwe
in reply to bert hubert πΊπ¦πͺπΊπΊπ¦ • • •@marleenstikker Deze had niet misstaan in je presentatie gisteren.
Dank trouwens ook Bert; fijn dat je kon komen β€οΈ
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in reply to Douwe • • •Daniel Quinn
in reply to bert hubert πΊπ¦πͺπΊπΊπ¦ • • •You cannot trust any US company anymore. Arguably, you never could, but the fact that so many EU companies and governments have trusted their entire tech infrastructure to companies like Microsoft is horrifying.
There are better, safer, EU-based alternatives. Opting for US-controlled ones is both lazy and stupid.
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in reply to bert hubert πΊπ¦πͺπΊπΊπ¦ • • •do they use Windows computers? Will they also stop working? I guess if sanctions then Apple are out too.
If they use Linux, etc, will the US go after any US based contributors to open source projects?