Serbian museum reminds Microsoft of the benefits of life without the Internet
The National Museum of Serbia humorously responded to the large-scale failure of Microsoft services and asked the company not to rush to restore them. The institution invited users to spend time off the Internet and visit the museum.
The National Museum of Serbia humorously responded to the large-scale failure of Microsoft services and asked the company not to rush to restore them. The institution invited users to spend time off the Internet and visit the museum.
Employees noted that a temporary lack of access to online services could benefit people. The museum also offered Microsoft help, reminding that it specializes in the storage of works of art.
The crash affected Outlook, Microsoft 365, Copilot, Teams and other services around the world. On Friday, the company said it was gradually restoring its operations.
The National Museum of Serbia has been operating since 1844 and is considered the largest art gallery in the country.
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