That is the volume of emissions for which we intend to be responsible – none at all! And not a bit of small print. What’s more, we’re making that our target from 2040, meaning we are going the extra mile and upping our climate targets significantly.
Where others talk, our network speaks for itself. Already, our customers are surfing on Deutsche Telekom’s green network – and that applies across the entire Group.
By 2025, we are going to reduce our company’s direct and indirect emissions to net ZERO. This also includes emissions produced through the use of gas, diesel, and oil, for instance.
We are also aiming to be a climate-neutral company from 2040 onward, which means totally eliminating our carbon footprint. This also includes emissions arising from the manufacture and use of our products.
There’s so much more to gaming than shooting everything in sight. Games are good for our minds and train our flexibility. We can meet people from all over the world. So why is gaming seen as such a problem?
The world of games is full of surprises – not all of them good. Unfortunately, games also offer a platform for hate and harassment. Hidden behind anonymous avatars, radical groups spread messages of hatred about immigrants, women, and homosexuals. We aim to make games a safe and peaceful place.
Anyone who has ever been the target of a hacker attack will never want to repeat the experience. We are perfectly aware of this, because we experience more than 40 million attacks a day.
Anyone who has ever been the target of a hacker attack will never want to repeat the experience. We are perfectly aware of this, because we experience more than 40 million attacks a day.
Private citizens, companies, and public authorities can all be targeted by cyberattacks. And these attacks are growing in number. This is why our defense centers never rest. Our security experts monitor large sections of the internet and systematically combat cyberattacks around the clock.
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