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Microsoft employees say emails with 'Gaza,' 'Palestine,' or 'genocide' won't send
Microsoft has seen a growing number of protests at recent events over the Israeli military's use of the company's AI products ...
Microsoft employee bypasses ‘Palestine’ block to email thousands of staff in protest
A mass email sent by a Microsoft employee appears to have gotten around a block on words like “Palestine” and “Gaza” that the ...
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Was Microsoft Tech Used to Harm People in Gaza? Critics Unconvinced by Internal Investigation
Microsoft says it found no evidence its Azure and AI tech was used to harm civilians in Gaza, amid protests and internal ...
Microsoft blocks employees from sending emails that mention “Palestine” or “Gaza"
Microsoft has blocked internal emails containing the words “Palestine,” “Gaza,” and “genocide.” The change follows several ...
Vaniya Agrawal, Indian-origin techie, disrupts Microsoft event over Gaza again | Here's what happened
Vaniya Agrawal disrupted the Microsoft Build 2025 conference, protesting against the company's ties with Israel. Joined by ...
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Microsoft Faces Backlash for Blocking Emails with ‘Gaza,’ ‘Palestine,’ ‘Genocide’ Content
Microsoft employees have raised alarms over the company’s censorship of Outlook emails containing terms like “Palestine,” ...
Microsoft bars employees from using words ‘Palestine,’ ‘Gaza’ and ‘genocide’ in internal emails: report
Microsoft has been roiled in recent months by demonstrations staged by a group of employees sympathetic to the Palestinians.
Microsoft says it provided AI to Israeli military for war but denies use to harm people in Gaza
Microsoft acknowledged Thursday that it sold advanced artificial intelligence and cloud computing services to the Israeli ...
Microsoft: ‘No evidence’ our technology has harmed people in Gaza
At the same time, Microsoft states that it does not have full transparency regarding how its software is used by customers.
Windows 95 chime composer calls out Microsoft in blunt open letter: ‘Machinery of war’
Musician Brina Eno, who created the iconic Windows 95 operating system startup chime, has called out Microsoft in an open ...