Die Chat-Kontrolle ist tot. Es lebe die Chat-Kontrolle. – Überwachungszustand
https://stateofsurveillance.org/news/eu-chat-control-expires-april-3-scanning-ends-whats-next-2026/
Von juicythumbs
Die Chat-Kontrolle ist tot. Es lebe die Chat-Kontrolle. – Überwachungszustand
https://stateofsurveillance.org/news/eu-chat-control-expires-april-3-scanning-ends-whats-next-2026/
Von juicythumbs
8 Kommentare
It seems that sooner or later Parliament will be broken, and the EU will impose similar restrictions- if not as harsh as Russia‘ s, then at least like China’s.
The next reunion has been brought forward, it will be on April 16th if someone wants to contact the MEPs
today it’s dead, tomorrow a new article appears that they still do it, and so on, and so on, so..what actually happens?
Why there is not a law to prevent similar proposale to ever be proposed if it failed multiple times?
What’s the point if they keep insisting until they get approved? That’s not democracy anymore.
„Among German suspects flagged: roughly 40% were minors, often sexting without criminal intent“
– so for the „protection“ of my children someone would review their pictures? That’s a great idea.
These constant overreaches are going to end up killing the EU
I love how democracy means that if a vote to introduce something like this fails they can just keep trying again with minimal changes until they ram it through. Fantastic system, definitely builds trust with citizens.
It’s a massive waste of tax payers money to have the same or similar proposal presented for the billionth time. How many fucking hours can we waste on this shit while the world is in a dozen wars, we don’t have the energy supply or diplomatic sources to really do anything and we are facing a mayor lay off plus the demographic problem?
On the list of priorities and bothering our politicians and consorts with it that thing should be behind the yearly toilet paper roll order for the EU building. Seriously f this shit.