Microsoft is responding to mounting “geopolitical and trade volatility” between the US administration and governments in Europe by pledging privacy safeguards for customers worried about using American hyperscalers, and vowing to fight the US government in court to protect Euro customers’ data if needed.
Under Trump 2.0, some Europeans fear that storing their data in the bit barns of Microsoft, Google and AWS is no longer safe, a concern voiced to The Register in late February by Bert Hubert, a part time technical advisor to the Dutch Electoral Council.
2025 is going to be Lidl Cloud Services year 🎆
Lidl is owned by the Schwarz Group who are heavily invested with a Israeli “cybersecurity” company called “xm cyber” run by a former Mossad director. If you don’t want your data with foreign intelligence including American intelligence i would steer clear of any of the digital services of the Schwarz Group.
Schwarz Gruppe also owns Kaufland which RESUMED selling the Compact Magazine (a Nazi publication!) after enforcement of the ban was suspended because Compact decided to challenge its own ban in court.
@Saleh @Suoko
Wow, I didn’t know about any connection to the Mossad