>that better reflects European values — democratic, sovereign, inclusive, transparent, respectful of personal privacy and innovation-driven." This is very rich

>that better reflects European values — democratic, sovereign, inclusive, transparent, respectful of personal privacy and innovation-driven." This is very rich coming from the same Eurocrats who are pretty much persistently working to subvert private, secure communications, E2E encryption and other key privacy protections, all in the name of half-baked bullshit about stopping crime and protecting the kiddies. Not that US bureaucrats don't do similar, but it's worth pointing to this kind of moral smugness about something non-existent. Also, innovation-driven? So, how's that European start-up culture doing so far?