The controversial CSAM scanning plan keeps coming back
  • Nightwatch AdminEnglish
    37•6 days ago

    Ha ha the surveillance state merry go round and round and round and round and round and round and round

      • @[email protected]English
        10•6 days ago

        Because you and me, we’ve got stuff to do to make a living and can’t care about all the things all the time. The people that push this legislation, they don’t have anything else to do and they have time, money and patience.

        • federal reverseMEnglish
          5•6 days ago

          … and there are no consequences for them proposing this stuff time and again.

  • @[email protected]English
    32•6 days ago

    Thanks to Patrick Breyer for reporting on this and techradar for picking it up. I wish the Pirate Party get more people into the parliament next election, so they can influence against such surveillance legislation.

    Lets hope that the representatives of the countries have some common sense and vote against this. Or that they at least remember that Signal and Whatsapp said that they will be forced to leave the European market and that their voters will surely remember who was responsible for that.

  • @[email protected]English
    9•6 days ago

    Looking forward to Chinese and Russia hackers getting access to the scanning system and then downloading all the images and communications.

    In 2035 all European politicians will be in the pockets of foreign powers who can blackmail them with nudes, unfavourable party pictures and edgy messages they have sent as teenagers and young adults.

    • @[email protected]English
      4•6 days ago

      In 2035 all European politicians will be in the pockets of foreign powers who can blackmail them with nudes, unfavourable party pictures and edgy messages they have sent as teenagers and young adults.

      Italian and French politicans are confused by that statement.