Microsoft employees are concerned that the company has been blocking Microsoft Outlook emails containing the words "Palestine," "Gaza," "genocide," "apartheid" and "IOF off Azure." On internal message ...

During this week’s Microsoft Build keynote by CEO Satya Nadella, a Microsoft employee protested the company’s alleged complicity in the war in Gaza.

Software giant officials protested his role in boosting the civilian massacre in Gaza by the Israeli army Microsoft has ...

Tech giant Microsoft is under fire after reports revealed it is blocking internal emails containing the words 'Palestine', 'Gaza', and 'genocide' — triggering backlash from employees and fuelling an ...

Employees discovered that emails with a variety of terms related to Gaza and Palestine have been blocked internally.

But even in a statement to clear its name, Microsoft acknowledged it can't know the full extent of Israel's use of its technologies.

When workers send emails including words related to Israel’s war on Gaza, messages are delayed by hours or never arrive at all.

Protesters with the group No Azure for Apartheid gather outside Microsoft’s Redmond campus during the company’s 50th ...

Microsoft responds to employee protests with a review that hasn’t eased concerns over the use of its technology.

Microsoft has barred its employees from using the words “Palestine,” “Gaza” or “genocide” in its internal email system as the tech giant looks to crack down on unrest within its ranks ...

Learn More. After months of growing pressure from employees and activists, Microsoft has publicly addressed concerns about whether its technology has contributed to harm in Gaza. In a blog ...

WASHINGTON — Microsoft acknowledged Thursday that it sold advanced artificial intelligence and cloud computing services to the Israeli military during the war in Gaza and aided in efforts to ...