We make fun of Americans for being spied on and having no privacy rights and then our own governments do shit like this. Disgraceful.
I’ve seen a lot of people in this sub on posts about Palantir being like „We need EUROPEAN Palantir, instead!“ as if nationalism is the only thing preventing many of these people from supporting mass surveillance, so long as it’s „European“
oimson on
If this gets passed i’ll only vote for the most anti eu party we have
EmbarrassedHelp on
If you live in Germany please message your elected officials and tell them to reject Chat Control: https://fightchatcontrol.eu/
Surely this is just „Stasti voting for what the Stasi always wanted“?
xstagex on
Cmon Germany, not again
weissbrot on
Just a couple days ago I read an article about how the guy who drove a car through a German Christmas market had been throwing red flags in multiple police jurisdictions for about five years and the most that had happened was a „Gefährderansprache“ – meaning he got a visit from the police telling him off for repeatedly threatening people on social media.
And you hear stories like that all the time. The authorities don’t need more data on everyone, they need to effectively handle what they already have…
OnanBarbarzynca on
germans on the right side of history, as always 😉
InformationNew66 on
Germany is slipping more and more away down from democracy nowdays.
dracariz on
Just use always connected VPN and decentralized open source messengers to be safe – government always had, have and will have access to normal ones e.g WhatsApp or Telegram. Hearing about chat control makes me feel embarrassed for any country that wants to implement it, but still, you have to remember that they could access messages before too.
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We make fun of Americans for being spied on and having no privacy rights and then our own governments do shit like this. Disgraceful.
I’ve seen a lot of people in this sub on posts about Palantir being like „We need EUROPEAN Palantir, instead!“ as if nationalism is the only thing preventing many of these people from supporting mass surveillance, so long as it’s „European“
If this gets passed i’ll only vote for the most anti eu party we have
If you live in Germany please message your elected officials and tell them to reject Chat Control: https://fightchatcontrol.eu/
From Patrick Breyer’s Mastodon account:
> 🇪🇺Germany’s Interior Ministry is pushing a sham amendment to bully the 🇩🇪 coalition into approving #ChatControl on Tuesday – securing a Council majority. Total trick: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-control/#danishproposal
> Act NOW and ramp up the heat on YOUR government: https://fightchatcontrol.eu
* https://digitalcourage.social/@echo_pbreyer/115312230231451069
Surely this is just „Stasti voting for what the Stasi always wanted“?
Cmon Germany, not again
Just a couple days ago I read an article about how the guy who drove a car through a German Christmas market had been throwing red flags in multiple police jurisdictions for about five years and the most that had happened was a „Gefährderansprache“ – meaning he got a visit from the police telling him off for repeatedly threatening people on social media.
And you hear stories like that all the time. The authorities don’t need more data on everyone, they need to effectively handle what they already have…
germans on the right side of history, as always 😉
Germany is slipping more and more away down from democracy nowdays.
Just use always connected VPN and decentralized open source messengers to be safe – government always had, have and will have access to normal ones e.g WhatsApp or Telegram. Hearing about chat control makes me feel embarrassed for any country that wants to implement it, but still, you have to remember that they could access messages before too.