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  1. dimwits created this clusterfuck waiting to happen.
    “the Cloud Act, allows US authorities to access any data held by US cloud companies, including data held abroad. US authorities do not need a warrant to do this”

    “a Microsoft engineer who reviewed the Guardian’s findings said the information “could be viewed by hundreds of people around the world, some of them not vetted, many of them not directly employed by Microsoft”.
    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/s

  2. #ToryScum dimwits created this clusterfuck waiting to happen.
    “the Cloud Act, allows US authorities to access any data held by US cloud companies, including data held abroad. US authorities do not need a warrant to do this”

    “a Microsoft engineer who reviewed the Guardian’s findings said the information “could be viewed by hundreds of people around the world, some of them not vetted, many of them not directly employed by Microsoft”.
    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/s

  3. #ToryScum dimwits created this clusterfuck waiting to happen.
    “the Cloud Act, allows US authorities to access any data held by US cloud companies, including data held abroad. US authorities do not need a warrant to do this”

    “a Microsoft engineer who reviewed the Guardian’s findings said the information “could be viewed by hundreds of people around the world, some of them not vetted, many of them not directly employed by Microsoft”.
    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/s

  4. #ToryScum dimwits created this clusterfuck waiting to happen.
    “the Cloud Act, allows US authorities to access any data held by US cloud companies, including data held abroad. US authorities do not need a warrant to do this”

    “a Microsoft engineer who reviewed the Guardian’s findings said the information “could be viewed by hundreds of people around the world, some of them not vetted, many of them not directly employed by Microsoft”.
    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/s