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Microsoft employees have discovered that any email messages they send on the terms of “Palestine” or “Gaza” are temporarily banned from sending them to the recipient inside and outside the company. the No Azure to separate the apartheid (NOAA) The reports of the protest group that dozens of microsoft workers were unable to send email messages in the words of “Palestine”, “Gaza” and “genocide” in e -mail topics or in the body of the message.
“Words like” Israel “or” P4LESTINE “do not lead to such a mass. “NOAA believes that this is an attempt by Microsoft to silence freedom of expression of workers, which is the censorship of the Microsoft leadership to discriminate against Palestinian workers and their allies.”
Microsoft confirmed freedom It has implemented a form of changes via e -mail to reduce “politically concentrated email messages” within the company.
“Sending large numbers of employees on any subject is not related to the inappropriate work. We have a fixed forum for employees who chose political issues,” Microsoft spokesman Frank Shaw says in a statement. freedom. “Over the past two days, a number of concentrated emails have been sent politically to tens of thousands of employees throughout the company, and we have taken measures to try to reduce these emails that were not chosen.”
The bloc of these conditions comes in the week in which the current and former Microsoft employees protested the company’s contracts with the Israeli government during the Microsoft Development Conference. Microsoft employee, Joe Lopez, The opening keyfact compatibility for construction on monday. During Satia Nadella CEO, Lopez shouted, “What about you showing Israeli war crimes supported by Azure?” Then Microsoft Lopez launched on Monday.
This week’s protests come a few days after Microsoft confessed to cloud contracts and artificial intelligence contracts with Israel, but they claimed that Internal and external audit He found no evidence that its tools were using “targeting people or harming” in Gaza.