Microsoft cuts some services to Israeli military

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Microsoft cuts Israeli military’s access to some cloud computing, AI
“First, we do not provide technology to facilitate mass surveillance of civilians. We have applied this principle in every country around the world, and we have insisted on it repeatedly for more tha...

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Microsoft cuts off Israeli military unit's access to cloud service after investigating claims of mass surveillance
Microsoft Disables Some Cloud Services Used by Israel’s Defense Ministry
Microsoft halts Israeli military access to cloud, AI services after surveillance probe
Microsoft said on Thursday it has disabled some services used by an Israeli military unit after preliminary evidence supported a media investigation that reported mass surveillance of Palestinian pho...

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Microsoft suspends Azure services for Israeli military over Palestinian surveillance
Microsoft blocks Israel's access to its technology for mass surveillance in Gaza: Report
Earlier, Microsoft had seen protests by some of its employees, accusing the company of being complicit in alleged abuse of human rights by Israel in Gaza.

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Microsoft Disables Some Services to Israel’s Defense Ministry
Microsoft cuts off some services used by Israeli military unit
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