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Can't compete on price? Make foreign goods more expensive! The same has happened with steel imports.
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Double threat to privacy: Chat Control 1.0 and 2.0 are back
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> A shocking backroom deal is underway to revive Chat Control 1.0 this Friday — and on Monday 29 June, the final trilogue for permanent mass scanning takes place. We face a double-attack on private communication. Take two minutes now: e
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Tuta: They are bringing back ChatControl
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> The Commission’s full communication said a legal obligation to keep games playable, as requested by the initiative, “would not be proportionate.” Making games playable is not proportionate but mass surveillance of private messages is
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...by ID checking everybody. Big Tech loves this. > Google Wants to Be the ID Checkpoint for Europe’s Internet https://reclaimthenet.org/google-wants-to-be-the-id-checkpoi...
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original title: A spy in your pocket? How the UK’s proposed on-device nude image blocking could work in reality
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A spy in your pocket? How the UK's on-device nude image blocking could work
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Great, now I can install an app on iOS without having Apple's approval or cut, right? No, you cannot. You still report and pay fees to Apple. This is the general trend: EU regulates something it doesn't understand and the result i
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Don't forget to say Russia is behind it.
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Will EU mandated backdoors be open source too? > When it describes how the groundwork might be laid for mandating encryption backdoors, the EU chooses to use euphemisms such as creating roadmaps for “lawful and effective access to data
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A police state is gonna police.
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New Chat Control meetings this June. As expected, this abomination won't go away
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original title: California’s New Age-Verification Bill Frees Linux But Expands Age Tracking to the Open Web
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California's Age-Verification Bill Frees Linux but Expands Age Tracking to Web
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original title: From essential security tools to restricted circumvention software: The EU signals that VPNs are the next target following the release of its age verification app
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The EU signals that VPNs are the next target following its age verification app
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> 403 ERROR > The request could not be satisfied. > Generated by cloudfront (CloudFront) EU sovereignty in practice.
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European Parliament think-tank suggests VPN crackdown amid age-verification push
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> His bill was examined in committee at the National Assembly in September and has been stalled since.
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This will be required in firmware eventually.
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Digital Freedom Across the World – Country Comparison
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Von der Leyen uses Orbán defeat to push for end of veto in EU foreign policy
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Pulled? > Bill sponsors Rep. Brad Paquette, R-Niles, and Sen. John Cherry, D-Flint, are now working with advocacy groups on potential replacement legislation, according to the MFEI. https://archive.is/hI3wJ
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A mistake.
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How many billions will EU countries spend on this bull shit? Who needs it?
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https://archive.is/myQBL
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Critics say EU risks ceding control of its tech laws under U.S. pressure
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> Britain paying highest electricity prices in the world for second year running > Ed Miliband’s net zero targets are facing fresh scrutiny after Britain was found to be paying the highest electricity prices in the developed world.
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> EPP voted against both EPP wanted indiscriminate scanning instead, not targeted one (the goal of the amendments).
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