EU Commission's ideas not practical
The specter of chat control has been hanging over EU committees for three years. Following a storm of protest at the end of the year, there will be no agreement on this surveillance tool for all our communications in the near future. Instead, there is now a debate about age verification to block children's access to certain social networks.
Of course, this requires determining how old a user actually is. Asking them directly doesn't get you very far. This means that anonymous use of the internet becomes impossible. That must not happen. The article linked below from Netzpolitik.org provides an overview of the positions of the EU Commission, Council, and Parliament. Civil society naturally does not want to give up anonymous use of the internet. So it remains exciting ...
Read on!
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Link to this page: https://www.a-fsa.de/de/articles/9450-20260225-alterskontrolle-aber-wie.htm
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Created: 2026-02-25 06:16:02
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