Chat Control: Technology Giants Have Been Scanning European Messages Since 2021
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EU-Chatkontrolle, NCMEC and Palantir: A research by the Swedish daily Dagens ETC reveals that the US company Palantir uses EU-Chatkontrolle to evaluate private news, data, photos and videos in the US.
Google, Microsoft, Meta and Snap forward suspicious reports of suspected misuse material to the US center NCMEC, which uses Palantir software for this purpose. Extent of controls, storage time and legal basis remain controversial.
Since 2021, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Snap have been scanning the private messages of European citizens under the Chat Control Act. An investigation reveals that these data are transiting to the US organization NCMEC, then analyzed via Palantir....
A research published on 13 October by Swedish journalist Arvid Grange reveals a highly explosive link between European chat control and the American data analytics company Palantir. Private news from European citizens is automatically examined by large technology companies for possible representations of sexual child abuse. Suspected content then lands at an American organization that evaluates all incoming suspicious messages with Palantir soft…
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