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EU Committee Probes TikTok, UK's Updated GDPR - Vimarsana News

EU Committee Probes TikTok, UK's Updated GDPR

European Union lawmakers have criticized the British government's updated privacy bill over concerns that it fails to adequately protect European citizens'

EU Commissioner Heading Push For Client-Side Scanning Continues To Say Dumb Stuff In Defense Of Her Terrible Proposal - Vimarsana News

EU Commissioner Heading Push For Client-Side Scanning Continues To Say Dumb Stuff In Defense Of Her Terrible Proposal

There may be an entire commission behind the push to mandate client-side scanning in the European Union, but there's one truly propulsive force behind it: Commissioner Ylva Johansson, the person in charge of the Home Affairs office. Johansson is the one who penned a largely incoherent defense of the proposal back in August 2022, long…

Europe's Moral Crusader Lays Down the Law on Encryption - Vimarsana News

Europe's Moral Crusader Lays Down the Law on Encryption

On April 23, the German politician Patrick Breyer uploaded a meme to his Mastodon account. “Big Sister is Watching You”, it warned in big white letters,…

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EU committee passes AI bill on for plenary vote; tightens rules for biometric use - Vimarsana News

EU committee passes AI bill on for plenary vote; tightens rules for biometric use

The EU's AI Act is one step closer to the finish line, after it was approved by two European Parliamentary committees. The Act bans live facial recognition.

Chat control: EU lawyers warn plans to scan encrypted messages for child abuse may be unlawful - Vimarsana News

Chat control: EU lawyers warn plans to scan encrypted messages for child abuse may be unlawful

A proposed European law that could require communications companies, including WhatsApp, Signal, and Facebook Messenger to scan the contents of private and encrypted messages for child abuse material are likely to be annulled by the European Court of Justice, according to the EU’s own internal legal advice. The controversial EU law, known as ‘chat control’ will allow governments to serve “detection orders” on technology companies requiring them to scan private emails and messages on private communication services for ‘indicators of child abuse, in a move tha...