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Marks marks@primal.net 1 year ago

👏 that’s great

Deleted 1 year ago

Dead for now. They will try it again "The proposal will return to the drawing board, as the European Commission[1] and the European Parliament continue to deliberate on the best way forward. The discussions will resume after the summer, once the new Parliament is seated and Hungary assumes the Council presidency from Belgium in July. Hungary has already committed to developing a comprehensive legislative framework to prevent and combat online child sexual abuse and revising the directive against the sexual exploitation of children."

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ryanjordan ryanjordan@primal.net 1 year ago

Excellent 👏🏼

Kc kc@kc.helioho.st 1 year ago

Unfortunately, I think so too

wolfpy wolfpython@iris.to 1 year ago

I think the comments from Signal’s CEO were also very good

Laeserin laeserin@theforest.nostr1.com 1 year ago

Ugh. Hungary is probably even worse.

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John Gold 1 year ago

Running Win? Defender or any other virus scanner scans every fucking file.

Deleted 1 year ago

How could Hungary make it even worse?

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John Gold 1 year ago

That was just a trial balloon to see how far you can go. A slightly softened version is introduced at a favorable moment and nobody notices because everyone thinks they have won.

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Laeserin laeserin@theforest.nostr1.com 1 year ago

Family-friendly authoritariasm means fewer individual rights. For the sake of the children.

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Deleted 1 year ago

Could be. And of course all in the name of protection🤮

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inpc inpc@inpc.cat 1 year ago

I wonder what they’ll rebrand it as for next time? At least it’s been kicked down the road a bit. Big up Meredith Whittaker and the others who’ve worked so hard pushing back on this.

Martin Enlund martin@enlund.org 1 year ago

Also, almost no one (outside of Bitcoiners and crypto anarchists) seem to care about how the freedom to transact diminishes by the day, which undermine all our freedoms. View article →

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nobody 1 year ago

How do we stop incrementalism is the question.

Michael S Wildcard ✨ 😶‍🌫️🗽⚡ MichaelS@bitcoinveterans.org 1 year ago

Yep, most will say "I don't have anything to hide"

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Tobo⚡ tobo@600.wtf 1 year ago

They will regroup and rebrand. These people are evil.

nami nami@nostrcheck.me 1 year ago

Tell them to give their passwords to you if they have nothing to hide

Faroaldo 1 year ago

One of the main reasons for failure was that MPs couldn’t agree on exemptions for politicians and other servants like military, intelligence and so on. They know exactly what it means, they don’t want it to be applied to theirselves.

galegoo⚡ 1 year ago

a massive win for everyone

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Thanks to @npub1sn0w...jdv9 and everyone who spoke up about the EU attempt at breaking end to end encryption for chat with pre-publishing AI reporting bots. The proposal is dead! Activism and pressure can work.

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EU Council has withdrawn the vote on Chat Control

The EU Council and its participants have decided to withdraw the vote on the contentious Chat Control plan proposed by Belgium, the current EU Pres...

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Stu satstackingbadger@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

EU plans cannot be rejected, only ammended. Don't fall into the trap of thinking the EU is a democratic system. Think of it like the governing system of the USSR.

npub10xqs...hfvv 1 year ago

This is just a running gag. For more on that running gag search Neuordnung or new order by nazi in 1941, Things are just simple like that XD

npub176d9...2zh2 1 year ago

they will try again and i fear they will get away with it in the end