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Fight Chat Control: The EU (still) wants to scan your private messages and photos
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2025
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They should also show the persistent proponents of these laws. Last i heard they were very much trying to keep their names anonymous.
Who are those persistent proponents?
No joke, when asked about it, they produced a PDF page with a table full of black redacted squares. And by full I mean every single cell was blacked out.
Do you have a source?
Sure, knock yourself out.
https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1l2655n/the_eu_commission_refuses_to_disclose_the/
Lots of on-topic discussion, with links to many, many site, including official ones, clearly angling for the "it's for your safety" proposal.
Great!
Ah got ya, it's a site to show each EU government's position on this. Only three EU governments are opposing right now! Gotta get them numbers up!