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I wonder how this meshes with GDPR as this seems like a huge violation of it. Law enforcement being able to dig into messages with a warrant is one thing, but d
by petercooper 5y ago
I wonder how this meshes with GDPR as this seems like a huge violation of it. Law enforcement being able to dig into messages with a warrant is one thing, but delegating responsibilities to platforms to look for crime is quite another.
- mimsee 5y agoRules for thee but not for me.
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- agilob 5y agoWhich part of GDPR does it violate?
- progval 5y ago1. this seems to be misinformation, the author is the only source on the topic 2. it would probably be compatible with GDPR anyway. GDPR article 6, paragraph 1: "Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that at least one of the following applies [...] (c) processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which the controller is subject"
- tgsovlerkhgsel 5y agoMy understanding is that this explicitly creates an exception from one of the EU privacy laws (not sure if GDPR or something else) so that providers can scan your content. While this doesn't seem to oblige providers to scan your content, that is expected to come in a next step.