• TDCN@feddit.dk
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    At least they are honest about it now. After lying about it forst tho.

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    This week’s example of why no one should trust MS with their data, ever.

    Also this week’s example of why you should run an OS you control.

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    This is why US-based technology companies can’t be trusted. Find alternatives, like Proton or Tuta.

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    Oh great, just gave Trump information for something he didn’t know he could do. Now, he will do it.

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    Have to? No they don’t. Do they think we are stupid? They want to. The CLOUD Act mentioned in the article only applies to data created by US citizens.

    In fact the main purpose of the act was to allow the executive branch to enter into information sharing agreements with said countries to bypass warrants here in the US. If you are a US citizen using a mail service with for instance EU based servers there is less protection legally for your emails.

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    And I doesn’t know a single Head of IT deciding to get away from this crap !

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      “Would have” as in past tense?

      “Would have to”, “would go”, “would be”, are all in subjective form.

      So that’s like “would be required” since “I have to go” is like “I must go”; just, with that sentence form, ‘must’ is hard to easily swap-in.