Cybersecurity Experts Warn EU Against Chat Control 2.0 Regulation Ahead of Key Votes
September 10, 2025
More than 500 scientists denounce EU’s encrypted message scanning as “technically infeasible.”
More than 500 scientists denounce EU’s encrypted message scanning as “technically infeasible.”
Public consultation was billed as dialogue but ended up as window dressing.
Meta’s former WhatsApp security chief says the company buried risks so deep that protecting users became an afterthought to protecting its image.
One man’s bruised ego has become Brazil’s legal justification for global censorship.
Her case forced the courts to choose between identity politics and the constitution.
A thirty-year police veteran finds herself on the wrong side of the badge for choosing the wrong name online.
Daily encrypted backups now give users peace of mind without punching holes in Signal’s no-compromise encryption model.
The government found itself answering to the voices it tried to erase.
The shutdown marks a rare admission that fighting “disinformation” too often meant silencing inconvenient truths.
Digital IDs return to the table as Mahmood ties border security to everyday identity checks.
Tech giants and civil liberties groups are urging the Court to reject a ruling that weaponizes copyright law against everyday internet users.
A safety law that reads like a blueprint for a surveillance state.
Privacy concerns and antitrust fines collide with trade threats in a standoff over tech regulation.
A country of 30 million just pulled the plug on the internet’s biggest names in under a week.
A digital ID meant to streamline the state is running headfirst into the country’s constitutional past.
Age checks for chatbots might sound parental, but they flirt with surveillance-state mechanics.
The message to London came through loud and clear.
Roblox’s age checks are pitched as child safety tools but double as a blueprint for an internet where logging on increasingly means showing ID.
An age-check system built to shield minors ends up exposing adults in granular digital detail.
The coach is out, but the culture clash is running up the score.
Privacy settings were more like polite suggestions than actual boundaries.
France used lawsuits, NGOs, and private outreach to pressure Twitter into global censorship beyond French law.
Caught between draconian laws and their commitment to user privacy, Dreamwidth is choosing principle over profit.
UK revives digital ID plan under Keir Starmer amid illegal immigration pressure, echoing Tony Blair-era surveillance concerns.
More than 500 scientists denounce EU’s encrypted message scanning as “technically infeasible.”
Public consultation was billed as dialogue but ended up as window dressing.
Meta’s former WhatsApp security chief says the company buried risks so deep that protecting users became an afterthought to protecting its image.
One man’s bruised ego has become Brazil’s legal justification for global censorship.
Her case forced the courts to choose between identity politics and the constitution.
A thirty-year police veteran finds herself on the wrong side of the badge for choosing the wrong name online.
Daily encrypted backups now give users peace of mind without punching holes in Signal’s no-compromise encryption model.
The government found itself answering to the voices it tried to erase.
The shutdown marks a rare admission that fighting “disinformation” too often meant silencing inconvenient truths.
Digital IDs return to the table as Mahmood ties border security to everyday identity checks.
Tech giants and civil liberties groups are urging the Court to reject a ruling that weaponizes copyright law against everyday internet users.
A safety law that reads like a blueprint for a surveillance state.
Privacy concerns and antitrust fines collide with trade threats in a standoff over tech regulation.
A country of 30 million just pulled the plug on the internet’s biggest names in under a week.
A digital ID meant to streamline the state is running headfirst into the country’s constitutional past.
Age checks for chatbots might sound parental, but they flirt with surveillance-state mechanics.
The message to London came through loud and clear.
Roblox’s age checks are pitched as child safety tools but double as a blueprint for an internet where logging on increasingly means showing ID.
An age-check system built to shield minors ends up exposing adults in granular digital detail.
The coach is out, but the culture clash is running up the score.
Privacy settings were more like polite suggestions than actual boundaries.
France used lawsuits, NGOs, and private outreach to pressure Twitter into global censorship beyond French law.
Caught between draconian laws and their commitment to user privacy, Dreamwidth is choosing principle over profit.
UK revives digital ID plan under Keir Starmer amid illegal immigration pressure, echoing Tony Blair-era surveillance concerns.
