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I governi dell’UE hanno voluto il ritorno di Chat Control 1.0 – Breyer: “I veri perdenti sono i nostri figli”

EU governments adopt return of Chat Control 1.0 – Breyer: “The true losers are our children” Freedom, democracy and transparency Yesterday, the EU governments re-enacted the suspicionless mass scanning of private communications (“Chat Control 1.0”) with one vote against (Hungary), one abstention (Belgium) and without the approval of the European Parliament (a majority of voting MEPs had voted against the regulation). As a result, US providers like Meta or Google are once again permitted to conduct the controversial, warrantless mass scans of private chats and messages until 3 April 2028. A symbolic exemption was adopted for encrypted communications—though in practice, service providers do not scan these anyway, so nothing changes here. Ireland and France nevertheless criticized the symbolic exemption yesterday. While a majority of Members of the European Parliament also voted to restrict the scanning of private communications strictly to suspects identified by the judiciary (322 to 255 votes), this central limitation is not part of the final regulation. The conservative leadership of the EU Parliament had scheduled the vote for the last day before the summer break, and as anticipated, not enough MEPs showed up to reach the required absolute majority to pass this amendment.
EU governments adopt return of Chat Control 1.0 – Breyer: “The true losers are our children”

#ChatControl 1.0 è tornato: i governi UE (tranne 🇭🇺+🇧🇪) hanno prorogato la scansione indiscriminata dei messaggi privati da parte dei servizi USA fino al 2028, aggirando il Parlamento europeo. Cosa cambia ora e i prossimi passi

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Secondo l’ex giudice della Corte di Giustizia Europea, il #chatcontrol viola i diritti fondamentali

Ripubblichiamo il post apparso sul blog dell’eurodeputato del Partito Pirata Patrick Breyer, a proposito delle dichiarazioni dell’ex giudice Ninon Colneric sui sistemi #chatcontrol