Microsoft says the United States respects European laws as USA tensions warm

Microsoft President Brad Smith is committed to the US Tech giant to respect European laws – though not always agreed with them.

“As every citizen and company, we are always pleased with every policy of each government. However, when we lost their work in European courts, Microsoft has long been distinguished and European laws were followed,” Sell Wednesday

Smith’s comments This week is part of Europe this week, after tension between the United States and the European Union after the tension between the United States and the European Union.

Trump’s trade war with US trade partners – the European Union, including the EU trade restrictions, increased the fears that the EU can use the raid.

The EU has been trying to touch us with great technological companies on competition. Block Digital Markets Law (DMA)Last year aims to solve the market power of large so-called “goalkeeper” companies Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft.

Last week the European Commission – EU executive body – Apple fined 500 million euros ($ 568.5 million) and Meta 200 million euros ($ 227.4 million) For DMA breaches.

“We understand that European laws are applied to our work experience in Europe, because local laws apply to local laws in the United States, and similar laws are applied in other places.

“We did respect for the role of playing a digital infrastructure for Europe, but to play our products and services in Europe.”

Trump has previously evaluated the EU regulatory actions against American technological giants as a reason to hit the tariffs. In February, through official taxes and fines, US Technologies solved the tasks to resolve the “usurpation of abroad”.