> The Swiss government is basically saying "yeah you can use it but only in a way that makes it almost pointless." this is the typical way governments ban thin

> The Swiss government is basically saying "yeah you can use it but only in a way that makes it almost pointless." this is the typical way governments ban things they write the rules such as the thing they want are explicitly targeting can't meet them (rather than explictly banning something) > relying on local providers that frankly don't have the same feature set or reliability. what, as microsoft?