No one is safe anywhere…
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2025
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Then those EU firms should immediately make getting out of anything and everything Microsoft a top priority. As a US citizen, all our government and companies understand is personal profit and personal data hording. So make it hurt where they will feel it.
*shocked pikachu*
As an EU citizen, I don't find the idea of the US government having access to my data nearly as frightening as the idea of my own government getting into my accounts.
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And I'm assuming anywhere else that microsoft operates (the entire world) would be the same too, no? I don't know why this rhetoric would be specific to the EU.
Well some of those countries are part of 5 eyes, 9 eyes, and 14 eyes
we'd just cancel their trademark then