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The majority of likely U.S. voters said they are concerned about federal employees using Microsoft and that the company should stop receiving hefty government contracts after security breaches by foreign entities, according to a poll exclusively shared Thursday with The Hill. The poll about trust in Microsoft and the government’s use of the tech giant’s tools was conducted Wednesday, one day ahead of a House hearing about Microsoft’s breaches featuring testimony from the company’s vice chair and president Brad Smith. Overall, 66 percent of polled likely U.S. voters said they have a favorable view of Microsoft. But 68 percent of the polled likely voters said they were not aware of ha

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