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    1. “security experts who warned the law could lead to mass surveillance of European citizens”

      Did everyone forget that Snowden showed the world that this was already happening over a decade ago? Imagine where US surveillance tech is today. Online privacy is an illusion.

    2. Major_Wayland on

      The whole thing is being framed as a noble push to „protect children!!!!“ against dumb citizens who hate it, and not a single word about how said „protection“ in fact enables a total privacy breach and creates a surveillance state.

    3. StorageIntelligent64 on

      Maybe… Maybe will be more useful if eu regulate social medias….

    4. Thing is of all possibilities, the „to protect childrens“ will be the less effective.
      Guarantee, predators will find a way throw. Foreigner disruptive agents too.

      But if you want to know how sheep,.. ordinary population organize themself, to manifest for example, to take popular actions, to spread some informations, that, that the perfect tool.

    5. MethyleneBlueEnjoyer on

      At least Americans get to be rich in exchange for the erosion of their privacy and rights.

    6. I cannot write how much i hate these politicians, and i hope for alot more anti EU sentiment

    7. LowCall6566 on

      Fuck it at this point I say let politicians touch the stove. When this gets outside of the eurobubble they will see a massive popularity drop and people who are actually against it will replace it and we won’t have to waste time and energy fighting it for at least a decade.

    8. prevent-the-end on

      Seems like scanning part is voluntary?

      > The compromise that countries finally agreed to leaves scanning as a voluntary measure.

      But I haven’t seen the text and I’m not a legal expert so I’m not sure if it’s voluntary or „voluntary“.

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