myDRE Workspaces DO NOT use Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, or Sharepoint to store or process your data

myDRE Workspaces DO NOT use Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, or Sharepoint to store or process your data

On February 15th 2022, the Dutch Privacy Body (Authoriteit Persoonsgegevens) issued a statement that often the Cloud Services do not comply with the privacy laws and regulations. (source).
The statement of the Dutch Privacy Body is based on a report of Privacy Company (link to report). The mentioned scope of the privacy risks are: Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, and Sharepoint.

All the data in your myDRE Workspace(s) is stored and processed on Microsoft Azure; there is no relationship with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, or Sharepoint and thus the privacy risks that were identified by Privacy Company do not apply to myDRE Workspaces.



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