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Europe is ready to ditch US tech for private alternatives

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Europe is ready to ditch US tech for private alternatives

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Privacy@lemmy.mlEnglish · 3 days ago

Europe is ready to ditch US tech for private alternatives | Proton

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New research from Proton shows that Europeans want to shed US tech dependence and build tech sovereignty for Europe. Read the full report.

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