Why Chat Control 1.0 is the EU's most Orwellian law yet
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The article explains how the European Parliament revived and passed a temporary online surveillance measure called Chat Control 1.0, which allows scanning of private messages in the name of fighting child sexual abuse. It highlights concerns that the law could erode privacy and encryption, and suggests the process was rushed during a time when oversight was weak. The tone warns readers that this move sets a dangerous precedent as lawmakers consider an even broader version, Chat Control 2.0.
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