Are cloud providers responsible for how governments use their products?
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Are cloud providers responsible for how governments use their products?
121:40:00 / June 27, 2018

Cloud computing has quickly become politicized, with Microsoft and Amazon employees demanding that their employers stop working with the US government and controversial US agencies like ICE. Read more: https://zd.net/2tbjQh9

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