> This time, they managed to do it by voting as a second reading just before the summer recess, but next time they will find another way; the European Parliament confirms, once again
Just when some people here thought that Chat Control was "defeated" in [0] when I and many others said "Until next time". [1]
4 months later, everyone is surprised that it was green lighted in [2]. Tells me everything I need to know how the EU preaches "privacy" while also tactically passing unpopular laws in support for more surveillance.
It’s time to rehydrate The Tree of Liberty.
Get your hoses ready.
> This time, they managed to do it by voting as a second reading just before the summer recess, but next time they will find another way; the European Parliament confirms, once again
Just when some people here thought that Chat Control was "defeated" in [0] when I and many others said "Until next time". [1]
4 months later, everyone is surprised that it was green lighted in [2]. Tells me everything I need to know how the EU preaches "privacy" while also tactically passing unpopular laws in support for more surveillance.
The EU does not care about you.
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47529609
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47532154
[2] https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/eu-parliament-greenlights-c...