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While this would be terrible if it passes, a part of me hopes a silver lining would be a massive surge in open source development focusing on privacy respecting software that does not follow or enable this disgusting behavior by the eu
Software which may be made illegal.
How would such a ban ever be enforceable?
Ostensibly via TCPA.
It wouldn't be, on Linux at least
Unless TCPA is implemented by manufacturers.
How are many other similar bans enforceable? Like CSM itself. With a lot of difficulties.