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Europe already starting to test that.. EU digital sovereignity is only really in its infancy with France, Germany and Denmark leading the way in moving quickly away from it. Thanks partly (mostly) to Trump ordering them to block access to ICC.
9 staff members, 6 Judges received sanctions from Trump for investigating Israel for warcrimes.
So it's not just Microsoft.
MasterCard and visa, Google etc.. all slowly going to feel the affects.
Governments around the world are switching to Linux
Credit cards cancelled, Google accounts closed: ICC judges on life under Trump sanctions
French ICC Judge Guillou Claims Trump Blocked His Visa, Mastercard After Issuing Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
There would need to be major structural changes in how investment works in Europe IMO. With markets so fractured, you just can't muster the kind of capital you can in the US, so companies that get successful in Europe often end up bailing to the US to get traded for the greater availability of investment capital.
I'd love to see the EU really put up serious competition to American tech services, but I just can't see it happening without that getting addressed first.
Let’s hope you’re right and our governments will really start to move away from these evil tools.
I hope my country joins the movement.
That's what Linux had needed for years. The reason Windows took over was because they won the business/government market.
Omce the tools for business/government mature and companies start offering proprietary software compatable with Linux by default, it will snowball.
The beginning of the balkanization of the internet
If we could get a Balkanized USA I'd be so happy