I don't disagree with you and I am worried myself. But this specific law is simply asking tech giants to comply, it is not over reaching, like the Apple new fe

I don't disagree with you and I am worried myself. But this specific law is simply asking tech giants to comply, it is not over reaching, like the Apple new features that creates perceptual hashes on people's phones and than upload them to Apple servers, potentially forever. Some control over content was to be expected, but until the EU mandates that every cloud provider should look for something controversial (political affiliation, controversial opinions etc. etc.) they can't be enforced and they can't be collected by companies operating in Europe or on European citizens' data. It's a big difference IMO.