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> Tbh. after the recent sets of Microsoft ToS/Privacy Terms I would argue _any usage of Microsoft Windows and/or most Microsoft products_ is not legally possibl

> Tbh. after the recent sets of Microsoft ToS/Privacy Terms I would argue _any usage of Microsoft Windows and/or most Microsoft products_ is not legally possible in a public office handling any private or otherwise sensitive data. Then MS is violating GDPR and must come into compliance, less it risks turning into a cashcow for the EU and get fined billions of dollars day after day.

jprete 3y ago
That doesn't help non-EU users, though.
input_sh 3y ago
> to bring the processing operations resulting from its use of Microsoft 365 into compliance with Regulation (EU) 2018/1725. This isn't GDPR specifically, this is something like "GPDR for EU institutions", so stricter.