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by nickslaughter02 10d ago
They have not asked yet or companies (Fastmail for example) just provide access and keep quiet. > Australia passes world’s first law authorizing encryption backdoors > The law authorizes police to compel companies to create a secur
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by nickslaughter02 10d ago
From which country? I was from the US last time, Russia before that.
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Canada's Bill C-22 Would Force Encryption Backdoors(stateofsurveillance.org)
2 points by nickslaughter02 10d ago|0 comments
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by nickslaughter02 10d ago
> Canada's Bill C-22 Would Force Encryption Backdoors > Signal, Windscribe, and NordVPN say they'll pull out of Canada before building surveillance infrastructure. The biggest threat to encrypted communications in a Weste
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by nickslaughter02 10d ago
> Canada's Bill C-22 Would Force Encryption Backdoors > Signal, Windscribe, and NordVPN say they'll pull out of Canada before building surveillance infrastructure. The biggest threat to encrypted communications in a Weste
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by nickslaughter02 25d ago
Gavin Newsom the governor who signed the original OS level age-verification law?
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by nickslaughter02 27d ago
Congratulations. It's not too late for the other pressured countries to reject it too. > “At a time when some are pushing for greater federalism and the transfer of sovereignty to the European Commission, this vote reminds us that
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European Commission Revives Push for Encryption Backdoors in ProtectEU Strategy(reclaimthenet.org)
467 points by nickslaughter02 27d ago|204 comments
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by nickslaughter02 27d ago
A few people mention EU. Let me remind you: > European Commission Revives Push for Encryption Backdoors in ProtectEU Strategy, Framing Mass Surveillance as “Lawful Access” https://reclaimthenet.org/eu-protecteu-strategy
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by nickslaughter02 1mo ago
> For one, the EU regulation does not impose any independent audit to ensure that the ADDW systems installed actually operate on a closed-loop basis. Meaning both the car manufacturers and the tech companies selling them these systems c
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Surveillance Disguised as Safety: Cars Sold in EU to Spy on Drivers 24/7(europeanconservative.com)
7 points by nickslaughter02 1mo ago|1 comments
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by nickslaughter02 1mo ago
Anything EPP and their Ursula von der Leyen think they are. Mandatory surveillance of your communication for example, something they have been trying and slowly succeeding in for the past 5 years. > Chat Control 1.0 passed the European
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Another Day, Another Ban: Brussels Blocks Right-Wing Protest(europeanconservative.com)
2 points by nickslaughter02 2mo ago|0 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
Do not use any software from the UK, the enemy of privacy and security.
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Element 26.07.3, a Matrix client, adds content scanning infrastructure(github.com)
4 points by nickslaughter02 3mo ago|3 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
The EU is quickly becoming the surveillance capital of the world.
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Every new car sold in the European Union must include a driver monitoring camera(allaboutcookies.org)
793 points by nickslaughter02 3mo ago|1066 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
> The European Parliament already pushed back that proposal. The EU is made of a lot of different actors with their own agenda. It doesn't matter how the European parliament voted. https://www.politico.eu/article&#
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
> Narrow majority to allow the urgent motion to reinstate #ChatControl 1.0 mass scans. 331 in favor. 304 against. 11 abstentions. A dark day for privacy and democracy. On Thursday, there will be a vote on the substance of the law. Only
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Chat Control 1.0 approved to be voted on on Thursday(digitalcourage.social)
2 points by nickslaughter02 3mo ago|1 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
Totalitarians are showing up everywhere.
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
Full post: > Shocking: Next week, while many MEPs have left for vacation, #ChatControl 1.0 mass scanning is to be sneaked through via a 3rd vote! Info: https://heise.de/-11349760 Stop the coup & warn your MEPs NOW:
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ChatControl 1.0 mass scanning is to be sneaked through via a 3rd vote next week(digitalcourage.social)
76 points by nickslaughter02 3mo ago|4 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
> The new mandate fundamentally undermines data categorisation obligations, allowing Europol to process personal data indiscriminately regardless of whose data it is – including data from people with no link to crime. An exceptional mea
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
original title: Proposed reform dangerously erodes privacy, automates surveillance, and sidelines oversight
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EU: Proposed reform dangerously erodes privacy, automates surveillance(protectnotsurveil.eu)
4 points by nickslaughter02 3mo ago|2 comments
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
> A small group of people from the EU parliament is going against the wishes of the EU commission in an attempt to force through a change that contains a subsection of the bill that tries to mandate E2EE scanning What are you talking a
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
Working as intended. EU wants you to use a device and OS they can fully control. Don't comply with some new ridiculous regulation? Your app will be banned. > EU App Store: Apple Removes Thousands of Apps Due to Digital Services Act
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
> As a European citizen I do not trust entities located in the US to not abuse my private data ever since the patriot act. EU is working on mandating scans of all your private encrypted messages right now. EU data protection is marketi
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by nickslaughter02 3mo ago
Europa, the official web portal of the tech sovereign European Union, will have to change their CDN provider (Amazon's CloudFront). https://europa.eu

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