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The European Commission lost the Chat Control 2.0 battle over access to end-to-end encrypted data. By the summer 2026, they will be back with their next attempt: Going Dark. This time some EU member states want to include VPN services. The Going Dark initiative, or ProtectEU as the Commission now calls it, wants to “enable law enforcement authorities to access encrypted data in a lawful manner”. This is a Chat Control 3.0 attempt.
  • onlinepersona@programming.dev
    10·
    2 days ago

    Tis will only embolden people to start using TOR and I2P. Then they will require you to install a camera pointing at your screen and keyboard every second of the day. All devices will come with a preinstalled screenshare trojan to share your screen and with a state keylogger too. Only once they get information directly from the source will the children, oh the poor children, be protected as the data is sent to the new Epstein.

    Politicians will be exempt from this of course.

    • myrmidex@belgae.social
      5·
      2 days ago

      Yet when it comes to increased PFAS levels in drinking water, their indifference is palpable. I guess children don’t drink water?

    • IceFoxX@lemmy.world
      3·
      2 days ago

      Tor… States have too many start and end nodes… Deanonymization is the order of the day, as the past has proven. In the future, the bigger firewall will simply block connections that do not have the appropriate services integrated thats about p2p, vps, linux, opensource etc…