Over the years we’ve covered a lot of attempts by relatively clueless governments and politicians to enact think-of-the-children internet censorship or surveillance legislation, but thereR…
Not much of a surprise that it’s being done quietly. It’s the same with the EU “chat control” legislation, nobody really seems to know about it and if passed it’ll have serious consequences for the privacy of everyone in the EU
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I swear, I live in France and I only discovered this on lemmy, this is insane…
Not much of a surprise that it’s being done quietly. It’s the same with the EU “chat control” legislation, nobody really seems to know about it and if passed it’ll have serious consequences for the privacy of everyone in the EU
Wtf I missed that too !
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It’s a little French-bashing is all. I live in France and haven’t heard a peep about it, even from places like LQDN or Drama.
Article 6 of SREN states that France will follow European law 2022/1925:
Mozilla is pushing against this. They started a petition and now every tech journalist is writing something about it.
I think this is up to date here https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/dyn/16/textes/l16b1514_projet-loi#D_Article_6
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