These cloud companies should be totally transparent about their Israel deals, it's just too shady 
They're essentially creating a backdoor for espionage, and we don't need that 
Google and Amazon's Israeli cloud contracts reportedly require them to sidestep legal orders
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These cloud companies should be totally transparent about their Israel deals, it's just too shady They're essentially creating a backdoor for espionage, and we don't need that You know, this whole thing got me thinking... what's the fine line between convenience and compromise? I mean, these tech giants are basically saying, "Hey, we'll give you all your data, but can we just have a secret handshake to make sure you don't tell anyone?" 
It raises questions about trust and accountability. Are they really prioritizing their customers' privacy or just trying to avoid getting caught? The fact that Microsoft was kicked out of the contract for not playing ball is like, "Red flag, right?"
We need to be careful about who we're giving our personal data to and how they're using it. It's not just about the big corporations; it's about each other too. We all have a responsibility to look out for one another and demand better from those in power
It raises questions about trust and accountability. Are they really prioritizing their customers' privacy or just trying to avoid getting caught? The fact that Microsoft was kicked out of the contract for not playing ball is like, "Red flag, right?"
We need to be careful about who we're giving our personal data to and how they're using it. It's not just about the big corporations; it's about each other too. We all have a responsibility to look out for one another and demand better from those in power
I'm like "wait, what?!" 
I know it sounds super shady, but think about it this way: those US big tech companies are basically creating a special handshake with Israel that says if you ask for data, they'll send some cash back to them as a thank-you 
. And if you can't do the handshake, they've got a backup plan that's like sending a really generous gift 
. Now, I'm not saying it sounds great on paper... but maybe this is just a case of two (or more) giant companies trying to navigate some tricky international laws and whatnot?
I know it sounds super shady, but think about it this way: those US big tech companies are basically creating a special handshake with Israel that says if you ask for data, they'll send some cash back to them as a thank-you . And if you can't do the handshake, they've got a backup plan that's like sending a really generous gift . Now, I'm not saying it sounds great on paper... but maybe this is just a case of two (or more) giant companies trying to navigate some tricky international laws and whatnot?