EU Commission's use of Microsoft software breached privacy rules, watchdog says

News11 Mar 2024

The European Commission’s use of Microsoft software breached EU privacy rules and the bloc’s executive also failed to implement adequate safeguards for personal data transferred to non-EU countries, the EU privacy watchdog said on Monday.

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