From city governments in the US to spy agencies in Australia, the Microsoft outage is being felt around the world.
Courts, spies and MPs: How the Microsoft outage has been felt around the world
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- Microsoft’s Outlook email hit by new outage
- Watch: How Microsoft services went down around the world
- Microsoft says there is 'no evidence of malicious activity' being the cause of the global service outage affecting governments and organisations around the world
- What we know so far about the Microsoft outage
- What we know about the global Microsoft outage
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