> Is Uk law any better? My impression is the UK has terrible privacy laws atm. You're quite right on this. > And The Telegraph is notoriously antiEU and I wou

> Is Uk law any better? My impression is the UK has terrible privacy laws atm. You're quite right on this. > And The Telegraph is notoriously antiEU and I wouldn’t trust them to report on a bagel in Brussels accurately Again you're right, but what does this have to do with the article we're discussing? It comes from The Times, not The Telegraph. They aren't notoriously anti-EU at all, and they even endorsed Remain in the Brexit referendum back in 2016. The Times did just appoint a pro-Brexit person as editor in 2022, but they their history isn't dominated by any particular political viewpoint other than supporting the establishment. Even with the new editor, their staff still spans a variety of political positions across the establishment in both major UK political parties.