Merge pull request #12748 from MicrosoftDocs/chrisda

Update exchange-online-protection-overview.md

Author: chrisda

microsoft-365/security/office-365-security/exchange-online-protection-overview.md

@@ -60,15 +60,7 @@ For more information, see [Order and precedence of email protection](how-policie
 
 EOP runs on a worldwide network of datacenters that are designed to provide the best availability. For example, if a datacenter becomes unavailable, email messages are automatically routed to another datacenter without any interruption in service. Servers in each datacenter accept messages on your behalf, providing a layer of separation between your organization and the internet, thereby reducing load on your servers. Through this highly available network, Microsoft can ensure that email reaches your organization in a timely manner.
 
-EOP performs load balancing between datacenters but only within a region. If you're provisioned in one region all your messages will be processed using the mail routing for that region. The following list shows the how regional mail routing works for the EOP datacenters:
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-- In Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), all Exchange Online mailboxes are located in EMEA datacenters, and all messages are routed through EMEA datacenters for EOP filtering.
-- In Asia-Pacific (APAC), all Exchange Online mailboxes are located in APAC datacenters, and messages are currently routed through APAC datacenters for EOP filtering.
-- In the Americas, services are distributed in the following locations:
-  - South America: Exchange Online mailboxes are located in datacenters in Brazil and Chile. All messages are routed through local datacenters for EOP filtering. Quarantined messages are stored in the datacenter where the tenant is located.
-  - Canada: Exchange Online mailboxes are located in datacenters in Canada. All messages are routed through local datacenters for EOP filtering. Quarantined messages are stored in the datacenter where the tenant is located.
-  - United States: Exchange Online mailboxes are located in U.S. datacenters. All messages are routed through local datacenters for EOP filtering. Quarantined messages are stored in the datacenter where the tenant is located.
-- For the Government Community Cloud (GCC), all Exchange Online mailboxes are located in U.S. datacenters and all messages are routed through U.S. datacenters for EOP filtering.
+EOP performs load balancing between datacenters but only within a region. If you're provisioned in one region, all your messages will be processed using the mail routing for that region.
 
 ### EOP features