European Parliament Imposes Mass Electronic Surveillance Regulation After a Majority Votes It Down Three Times
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On the one hand the fight against child abuse with online material, on the other the risk of violating privacy: what is the controversial topic and the political reactions
European Parliament Imposes Mass Electronic Surveillance Regulation After a Majority Votes it Down Three Times
by Eugyppius, Daily Sceptic: That title is polemical, okay? But it’s morally right. If anybody cares, what actually happened is that an extension of the European Union’s mass surveillance regulation known as Chat Control 1.0 failed to make it out of the European Parliament twice in March. Unable to summon a clear parliamentary majority, advocates […]
The controversial "chat control" takes an important hurdle in the EU Parliament. Providers such as WhatsApp, Google or Microsoft could be allowed to search private chats again – but the exact design remains controversial.
The European Parliament voted on the rule allowing technology to access private communications from any European. Alvise protested against this measure and recorded his anger to later broadcast it on social networks.The case is that, when he proceeds to vote, he does so in favour.tags: ue, salf, chat control, alvise perrez, confusion» original news (www.publico.es)
“Mass Espionage”, platforms that can “read your messages”, absent MPs that count “automatically as votes in favour” and “changed rules at the last minute.” These are some of the statements circulating on social networks after the European Parliament voted on 9 July last the exception of confidentiality rules for communications, a measure that some include under the label of “Chat Control”. What has been approved. What has been approved recently …
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