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  3. Over the last year I have stopped approximately 1070€ of annual subscription costs to US products in our family.

Over the last year I have stopped approximately 1070€ of annual subscription costs to US products in our family.

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  • Juhani LehtimäkiL This user is from outside of this forum
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    Juhani Lehtimäki
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    Over the last year I have stopped approximately 1070€ of annual subscription costs to US products in our family.

    In our company, we're in process of stopping somewhere between 20k€ to 25k€ annuals subscription fees to US products.

    I know I'm not the only one, and our company isn't alone doing these changes.

    We have a lot of people in Europe. If we all shift a portion of our reccurring monthly costs to European products, it will make a huge difference.

    🇪🇺 💪

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    • Juhani LehtimäkiL Juhani Lehtimäki

      Over the last year I have stopped approximately 1070€ of annual subscription costs to US products in our family.

      In our company, we're in process of stopping somewhere between 20k€ to 25k€ annuals subscription fees to US products.

      I know I'm not the only one, and our company isn't alone doing these changes.

      We have a lot of people in Europe. If we all shift a portion of our reccurring monthly costs to European products, it will make a huge difference.

      🇪🇺 💪

      Christopher SnowhillC This user is from outside of this forum
      Christopher SnowhillC This user is from outside of this forum
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      @lehtimaeki Does it matter as much for someone who is probably going to live out the rest of their days in the US? And how useful will European products be to someone in the US if the US decides to pull its own Great Firewall? And how would someone from the US even fund things if it came to that?

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