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    Protesters in Warsaw rally against EU chat control law●Protest Against European Parliament Chat Control 1.0 Legislation in WarsawYhnWar211 h ago

    Demonstrators gathered in Warsaw on 26 September 2026 to protest the European Parliament's so-called Chat Control 1.0 legislation, which would require messaging services to scan private communications. Critics say the measure threatens privacy and encryption, while supporters argue it is needed to combat child abuse material online. The protest reflects broader European resistance to the proposal.

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    EU digital identity and age verification plans draw surveillance criticism●Während die Europäische Union mit "digitalen Identitäten" und # Alterskontrollen die nächsten Schritte der MassenkontrolMmastodonWorldEU Politics1110 h ago

    Critics warn the European Union is preparing the next steps toward mass control through digital identities and age verification requirements, while the controversial chat control proposal remains unresolved. The EU is reportedly approaching decisive trilogue negotiations on the chat control rules, which would affect private messaging. Privacy and digital rights advocates continue to oppose these measures, arguing they threaten civil liberties and encryption across Europe.

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    EU's Chat Control Proposal Back on the Table●Today Chat Control is being discussed again... https:// fightchatcontrol.eu/ Thank you @ echo_pbreyer for fighting for tMmastodonWorldEU Politics112 h ago

    The EU's Chat Control proposal, which would require messaging platforms to scan private communications for illegal content, is being debated again in EU institutions. Privacy advocates and digital rights campaigners, including MEP Patrick Breyer, are mobilising opposition, directing people to the fightchatcontrol.eu campaign site. Critics argue the measure would undermine end-to-end encryption and privacy for all EU citizens, while supporters push it as a child protection tool.

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    Critics slam EU 'chat control 2.0' as a dirty deal●# EU jetzt wirds ( mal wider ( dreckig https:// parteieuropa.eu/dreckiger-deal -chatkontrolle-2-0MmastodonWorldEU Politics56 h ago

    EU politicians and commentators are reacting angrily to renewed plans branded 'chat control 2.0', with critics calling the proposed deal on scanning private messages 'dirty' once again. The criticism targets the EU's revived push to obligate messaging providers to screen communications, reopening a fierce debate over privacy versus child protection in Brussels.

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    US, UK and Dutch agencies warn of HEAVYGRAM Windows spyware●The FBI, UK NCSC, and Dutch AIVD published a joint advisory on HEAVYGRAM — Windows spyware with no C2 server. Every infeMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity150 min ago

    The FBI, the UK's NCSC and the Dutch AIVD have issued a joint advisory on HEAVYGRAM, Windows spyware that operates without a command-and-control server. Instead, each infected machine is paired with its own Telegram bot, letting attackers control devices through chat messages. Infection begins with a single malicious file sent in a message, and security experts are urging Windows users to be cautious with unexpected attachments.

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    EU states seek to legalise mass chat scans via backdoor route●Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten # News : Chatkontrolle: EU-Staaten wollen umfassende Massenscans perMmastodonWorld32 h ago

    EU member states are pushing to legalise comprehensive mass scanning of private chat messages through an indirect route, reviving the so-called chat control debate. The plan, reported by German tech news outlet heise, would allow authorities to scan private communications, and critics see it as surveillance of all users being introduced by sidestepping previous opposition.

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