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Agreed. When things are web hosted, there's all kinds of processing. Still. Spam filter, searching email history, even loading an email is considered processing
by kyrra 4y ago
Agreed. When things are web hosted, there's all kinds of processing. Still. Spam filter, searching email history, even loading an email is considered processing the email.
I believe both Google and Microsoft try to firewall any Enterprise or business data from their consumer lines. This means none of it will get fed into AI filters for the most part. Though I'm guessing marking things is spam still is a global thing.
- BlueTemplar 4y agoSchrems 1 goes even farther than that... the issue is the potential access by the US government of the EU data through strongarming Microsoft (or other US companies), which is in violation of EU rights. There's no way around this issue while Microsoft-spawned EU companies are still part of Microsoft. I guess they could still sell open source software (to prove there are no backdoors, otherwise, after the Snowden scandal you have to assume that there are by default) that doesn't get to run on Microsoft's servers and that Microsoft doesn't provide technical support for... but how can this be a business ??