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    1. While realising the irony of posting this to Reddit I do try to distance myself from US services as much as possible. I deleted most of my SoMe accounts and try to used EU based services.

    2. Well things are starting to move, though very slowly.

      In Denmark the first ministry has switched away from windows products. It is not so simple a task though unfortunately

    3. The linked eurostack translation post of the original Dutch is too long and novelesque for my patience.

      What’s the TLDR?

    4. yourfriendlyreminder on

      Digital independence will literally take decades. I hope they’re actually prepared to put in the time needed. The biggest risk is people deciding to just forget about the whole thing when the US gets a new, less hostile administration.

      To put things into perspective, most people in this sub today will likely spend at least half of their adult lives living in a Europe that’s digitally dependent on the US. Most politicians simply don’t operate in such long time horizons.

    5. FriendlyStory7 on

      If the EU wants to stop being so dependent on US technology, it needs to punch its weight. Please don’t send me dozens of EU-based companies. We are talking about this on Reddit, you will use ChatGPT or Gemini to find companies, and when we want to procrastinate, we open Instagram or YouTube.

    6. ThoughtShes18 on

      I’ll give that one to Trump. He made EU realize they US can’t be trusted. Hopefully EU will act accordingly with this information and move away from US dominant… (I lack a term for all internet-related software etc. windows, communication platforms. All those kinds of software, operating systems. English isn’t my first language)

    7. Real rich coming from an Italian, given that they elected a far right anti-EU Trump of their own.

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