It's a slippery slope. In my language (french), we call it "sausage politics", where you take small slices of your freedom one by one. This regulation is unwant

It's a slippery slope. In my language (french), we call it "sausage politics", where you take small slices of your freedom one by one. This regulation is unwanted by anyone in the EU, creates security risks, and relies mainly on "trust me I won't do anything bad", that we all know is not going to happen. Also, laws can't be reverted in the EU semi-dictatorial regime, so, such things are really dangerous. Each year that goes, I'm thinking of a plan to leave, as our freedoms get lower and lower. Recently, the digital services' EU gauleiter declared that "content calling for rebellion" should be deleted from social media. Same goes with AML, and with the digital ID, where your government will have a single key allowing to know every service you're registered to. And let's not speak about the CBDC.