EU Home Affairs Commissioner Magnus Brunner has signaled support for the European Parliament’s targeted approach to scanning for child sexual abuse material, while dismissing the controversial nickname “Chat Control.” Brunner reiterated his commitment to the original Commission proposal but favoured the Parliament’s stance over the Council’s push for voluntary, indiscriminate scanning. He emphasized that the effort is about protecting children, not mass surveillance. The debate continues as trilogue negotiations approach, with several member states opposing the measure and privacy advocates warning of potential rights infringements. Leia mais →

The European Union is debating a draft law that would require messaging services to scan private communications for child sexual abuse material, even when encrypted. The proposal, driven by Denmark, has sparked fierce opposition from privacy advocates, technology firms, and several member states. While the European Parliament has signaled resistance to mass scanning, the EU Council and Commission remain divided, leaving the fate of the legislation uncertain as negotiations continue into the coming months. Leia mais →

The European Union is debating a draft law that would require messaging services to scan private communications for child sexual abuse material, even when encrypted. The proposal, driven by Denmark, has sparked fierce opposition from privacy advocates, technology firms, and several member states. While the European Parliament has signaled resistance to mass scanning, the EU Council and Commission remain divided, leaving the fate of the legislation uncertain as negotiations continue into the coming months. Leia mais →

The European Union is debating a draft law that would require messaging services to scan private communications for child sexual abuse material, even when encrypted. The proposal, driven by Denmark, has sparked fierce opposition from privacy advocates, technology firms, and several member states. While the European Parliament has signaled resistance to mass scanning, the EU Council and Commission remain divided, leaving the fate of the legislation uncertain as negotiations continue into the coming months. Leia mais →

The European Union is debating a draft law that would require messaging services to scan private communications for child sexual abuse material, even when encrypted. The proposal, driven by Denmark, has sparked fierce opposition from privacy advocates, technology firms, and several member states. While the European Parliament has signaled resistance to mass scanning, the EU Council and Commission remain divided, leaving the fate of the legislation uncertain as negotiations continue into the coming months. Leia mais →

The European Union is debating a draft law that would require messaging services to scan private communications for child sexual abuse material, even when encrypted. The proposal, driven by Denmark, has sparked fierce opposition from privacy advocates, technology firms, and several member states. While the European Parliament has signaled resistance to mass scanning, the EU Council and Commission remain divided, leaving the fate of the legislation uncertain as negotiations continue into the coming months. Leia mais →