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Chat Control Is "Like a Malware on Your Device" – Signal Slams the EU Proposal to Scan Your Private Chats

Chat Control Is "Like a Malware on Your Device" – Signal Slams the EU Proposal to Scan Your Private Chats

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Signa said it could leave Europe instead of weakening encryption if the controversial Child Sexual Abuse Regulation (CSAR) proposal were to pass.See the Story

One-Man Spam Campaign Ravages EU ‘Chat Control’ Bill

Europe · Germany

One-Man Spam Campaign Ravages EU ‘Chat Control’ Bill

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A software developer from Denmark is having an outsized influence on a hotly debated law to break open encrypted apps.See the Story

EU Chat Control Could End Privacy In Europe

Bureaucracy · Germany

EU Chat Control Could End Privacy In Europe

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

This post was republished with permission from Remix News It is odd that in the face of Brussels going after Hungary and refusing the country funds owed to it due to measures it has taken to protect children, the EU has now decided to push legislation that would give it the power to view and seize your private online conversations — in the name of protecting children. Denmark is leading the charge, as it is the presiding EU president, but it is…See the Story

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