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sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

Well technically its not the same GDPR, but w/e.

Point is:

Much of what MSFT does isn’t GDPR compliant, or violates other data security and privacy laws in the EU, or just generally throws privacy and security by the wayside, as a matter of course.

crowell.com/…/cloud-gdpr-risks-highlighted-by-eur…

ppc.land/irish-court-approves-first-class-action-…

gadgetreview.com/microsofts-recall-fails-to-prote…

courthousenews.com/microsoft-must-face-privacy-cl…

If you think MSFT gives a shit about actual data security and privacy, you’re not following the just stream of lawsuits they just keep getting into, revolving these issues.

Yeah if that means 99% of orgs have bad policy, by relying on a company with a terrible record on all this, the, uh then uh yeah, 99% of orgs are choosing to have the ability to blame someone else for their own bad decisions, over making better decisions.

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