The global shift rightward re: censorship and privacy really stresses me out
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Netanyahu is gleeful about the corrupt eu corporate politicians.
I don't think the danish politicians are corrupt. They're just dumbfucks.
Surprised to see the Spanish government in favour of this. Anybody know their reasons?
It sounds good on the surface.
My biggest issue with this :
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are they going to make cryptography illegal? If not then they are not going to get anywhere. Will they make FOSS illegal? Device ownership? Math?
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Who is going to do the surveillance? The Yankees? Russians? Chinese? It is a free economy so basically a gigantic security hole.
If someone actually knows the answers please help me understand how these issues are resolved.
Nothing is good about it on surface.
Imagine if the politicians had a list of all pedophiles. Sounds good in theory.
In reality they have the Epstein list, and protect everyone on the list.
On the surface it sounds good - > reality is that it is a really bad idea.
The EU Commission can get fucked, how often will they try to pull this shit?
If Hungary is for it, you can be sure that russia is for it, which is a guarantee that there is no safe version of chat control.
Jesus Christ, this is still a terrible idea. I'm not from the EU, how many countries have to vote against it to stop it? Is it still feasible?
Just need Germany to go against again, they were against a few weeks ago and changed to undecided for w/e fucking reason
it would even be enough for germany to abstain from voting. I don't understand that either btw, but i don't understand any nation which says yes to this bullshit, because the european court of justice has spoken very clear words when they judged that this crap is against human rights.
Is it based on population, or is one country one vote?
with this you can send emails to your representative.
There is also this from the EDRi - "Sign the petition of the Stop Scanning Me campaign and join thousands of people opposing the attack on our secure communication. As soon as our petition reaches a critical threshold, we will deliver it to decision lawmakers as we did in the past."
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