European leaders worry they’re too reliant on U.S. tech

European governments may revisit the use of their American technology and services, according to A new report in The New York TimesThe

The flashpoint seems to be coming after the approval of President Donald Trump, Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, with the decision of the ICC issuing the arrest warrant of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Gallant.

Response, Microsoft Khan’s email address has been turned offThe Former diplomat Casper Caspar Clangz NYT told Microsoft that Microsoft’s move “many Europeans were looking for smoke guns” pushed them to “pushed them” See alternative optionsThe (Some ICC workers have been reported to have switched to the Swiss email service proton for example.)

“If the US administration follows specific agencies, countries or individuals, fear is an obligation to comply with American companies,” said Klang.

Microsoft says it has subsequently changed the policy to protect the situation of customers and mentions that it did not close Trump’s ICC judge’s email accounts earlier this month. Also, this week, the CEO True Nadella announced the new “sovereign solution” to protect European institutions.