@biden_worldnewsChina is pulling Windows from every government PC starting this year. The decision stems from deep distrust of the United States, which makes Beijing view the software as a potential security risk.
Originalbeitrag ansehen@biden_worldnewsChina is pulling Windows from every government PC starting this year. The decision stems from deep distrust of the United States, which makes Beijing view the software as a potential security risk.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Aug 22, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· Microsoft Windows
A man in a white dress shirt and patterned tie is sitting at a desk with a laptop. He has his eyes closed and his hand on his chin, looking deep in thought or perhaps bored. A small potted plant sits to the right of the laptop. The overall mood is professional and somewhat sterile, with a clean white background.
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@biden_worldnewsChina is pulling Windows from every government PC starting this year. The decision stems from deep distrust of the United States, which makes Beijing view the software as a potential security risk.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Aug 22, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· Microsoft Windows
A man in a white dress shirt and patterned tie is sitting at a desk with a laptop. He has his eyes closed and his hand on his chin, looking deep in thought or perhaps bored. A small potted plant sits to the right of the laptop. The overall mood is professional and somewhat sterile, with a clean white background.
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