Patrick Breyer
@echo_pbreyer@digitalcourage.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

🇩🇪🚨Leak: Viele Länder, die noch 2024 die gestoppt haben, sind jetzt unentschieden - darunter Deutschland! netzpolitik.org/2025/internes-

Die Bundesregierung (BMI, BMJV, BMWE, BMDS, BMBFSFJ) entscheidet bis August - werdet jetzt laut! chatkontrolle.de

Eine Karte von Europa zeigt die Länder farblich markiert nach der Haltung ihrer Regierungen zur Chatkontrolle. Die Legende erklärt: Grün steht für „Ablehnend/Neutral“, Blau für „Unentschieden“ und Rot für „Dafür“. Die meisten west- und südeuropäischen Länder (darunter Frankreich, Spanien, Portugal, Italien, Irland, Schweden, Dänemark, Litauen, Lettland, Bulgarien und Griechenland) sind rot markiert, was bedeutet, dass sie dafür sind. Länder wie Deutschland, Polen, Österreich, Slowenien, Kroatien und die Niederlande sind grün markiert und somit ablehnend oder neutral. Einige Länder, darunter Finnland, Estland, Belgien, Rumänien und Griechenland, sind blau markiert und damit unentschieden.
Eine Karte von Europa zeigt die Länder farblich markiert nach der Haltung ihrer Regierungen zur Chatkontrolle. Die Legende erklärt: Grün steht für „Ablehnend/Neutral“, Blau für „Unentschieden“ und Rot für „Dafür“. Die meisten west- und südeuropäischen Länder (darunter Frankreich, Spanien, Portugal, Italien, Irland, Schweden, Dänemark, Litauen, Lettland, Bulgarien und Griechenland) sind rot markiert, was bedeutet, dass sie dafür sind. Länder wie Deutschland, Polen, Österreich, Slowenien, Kroatien und die Niederlande sind grün markiert und somit ablehnend oder neutral. Einige Länder, darunter Finnland, Estland, Belgien, Rumänien und Griechenland, sind blau markiert und damit unentschieden.
Eine Karte von Europa zeigt die Länder farblich markiert nach der Haltung ihrer Regierungen zur Chatkontrolle. Die Legende erklärt: Grün steht für „Ablehnend/Neutral“, Blau für „Unentschieden“ und Rot für „Dafür“. Die meisten west- und südeuropäischen Länder (darunter Frankreich, Spanien, Portugal, Italien, Irland, Schweden, Dänemark, Litauen, Lettland, Bulgarien und Griechenland) sind rot markiert, was bedeutet, dass sie dafür sind. Länder wie Deutschland, Polen, Österreich, Slowenien, Kroatien und die Niederlande sind grün markiert und somit ablehnend oder neutral. Einige Länder, darunter Finnland, Estland, Belgien, Rumänien und Griechenland, sind blau markiert und damit unentschieden.
erebion
@erebion@chaos.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
@echo_pbreyer

"Bitte deine Regierung, von der Europäischen Kommission die Rücknahme des Vorschlags zur Chatkontrolle zu fordern."

"Fordere die Bundesregierung dazu auf, die Chatkontrolle konsequent und vollständig abzulehnen und den eigenen Einfluss im Rat der EU zum Schutz unserer Grundrechte geltend zu machen."

Wie macht man das wenn man nicht gerade ständig viel in der Politik unterwegs ist und Ahnung hat?

Warum gibt es nicht einfach eine Petition, ohne stundenlangen Aufwand..? o.O
Okuna
@Okuna@social.tchncs.de replied  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
@echo_pbreyer Für Deutsche Leser gibt es hier eine Webseite, die einen Beispielbrief formuliert, den man an die Politiker senden kann. Er/Sie bezieht sich dabei auf die UN Menschenrechte, die EU und das Deutsche GG. Außerdem erwähnt er/sie die Aussagen des Kinderschutzbundes

https://untertauchen.info/2025/08/chatkontrolle-es-liegt-an-deutschland/
jon
@jon@rivals.space replied  ·  activity timestamp last week
@echo_pbreyer

Ask your government to call on the European Commission to withdraw the chat control proposal

France voted left against far right, won the election then defeated side ignored the results and put facist, far right bootlickers in power. They wipes themselves with nationwide elections results, they don't listen to millions of people in the street. Sorry but suggesting to "ask your goverment" sound totaly disconnected from reality.
jon
@jon@rivals.space replied  ·  activity timestamp last week
@echo_pbreyer this particular government was put in place after losing a national vote. They keep pushing their laws by force using executive orders, bypassing our elected representatives, ignoring all the democratic calls to halt their widely hated, unjust politics.
Again, sorry but "ask your government" and " they can be reasoned with" sounds totally disconnected from reality. In France, this ship has sailed.
jon
@jon@rivals.space replied  ·  activity timestamp last week
@echo_pbreyer Thx for taking the time to answer. I trully appreciate your work and actions. I really would like to help. However, there is no way I'm writing a polite letter to a fascist like Retaillau or call any of his collaborators. There is no world in which I'm speaking in favor of "national security" to those nazi aspiring m**f***.

Is there any other mean of action that we can take to fight against this?

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Patrick Breyer
@echo_pbreyer@digitalcourage.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

🇬🇧🚨Leak: Many countries that said NO to in 2024 are now undecided—even though the 2025 plan is even more extreme!
🗳️ The vote is THIS October.
👉 Tell your government to !
Act now: chatcontrol.eu

A map of Europe shows countries color-coded based on their government's stance on "ChatControl." The legend indicates: green for "Opposing/Neutral," blue for "Undecided," and red for "In Favour." Most Western and Southern European countries (including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, and Greece) are in red, indicating they are in favour. Countries like Germany, Poland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and the Netherlands are in green, indicating opposition or neutrality. Several countries, including Finland, Estonia, Belgium, Romania, and Greece, are in blue, indicating they are undecided. The text at the top reads "Help Stop #ChatControl!" and at the bottom, "Act now! www.chatcontrol.eu."
A map of Europe shows countries color-coded based on their government's stance on "ChatControl." The legend indicates: green for "Opposing/Neutral," blue for "Undecided," and red for "In Favour." Most Western and Southern European countries (including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, and Greece) are in red, indicating they are in favour. Countries like Germany, Poland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and the Netherlands are in green, indicating opposition or neutrality. Several countries, including Finland, Estonia, Belgium, Romania, and Greece, are in blue, indicating they are undecided. The text at the top reads "Help Stop #ChatControl!" and at the bottom, "Act now! www.chatcontrol.eu."
A map of Europe shows countries color-coded based on their government's stance on "ChatControl." The legend indicates: green for "Opposing/Neutral," blue for "Undecided," and red for "In Favour." Most Western and Southern European countries (including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, and Greece) are in red, indicating they are in favour. Countries like Germany, Poland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and the Netherlands are in green, indicating opposition or neutrality. Several countries, including Finland, Estonia, Belgium, Romania, and Greece, are in blue, indicating they are undecided. The text at the top reads "Help Stop #ChatControl!" and at the bottom, "Act now! www.chatcontrol.eu."
Olivier Mehani
@shtrom@piaille.fr replied  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

Chat Control https://iloth.net/2023/05/traduction-du-dossier-chat-control-2-0-de-patrick-breyer/ est de noveau en discussion au parlement Européen. La France est en faveur. Il y a une pétition à l'assemblée nationale contre.

https://petitions.assemblee-nationale.fr/initiatives/i-2458

Il faudrait la faire grossir un peu. (C'est la seule que j'ai trouvée, mais j'ai vu des duplicatas par le passé. Si vous en trouvez une plus signée, dites le moi, et je mettrai ce lien à jour, pour qu'on se concentre sur la plus grosse.)

#chatControl #surveillance #privacy #censorship#france #petition

@echo_pbreyer
Gonçalo Valério
@dethos@s.ovalerio.net replied  ·  activity timestamp last week
@echo_pbreyer Sad to see the government of my country continuing with the support for this madness (in the process there was even a change of the party in power).
I guess, overall, our political class is too illiterate to properly understand all the implications of such a thing. They seem to rely solely on stated intentions, and nobody ever showed any interest in discussing the subject.
AlexTECPlayz
@alextecplayz@techhub.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
@echo_pbreyer @Kierkegaanks I've made a small gist on GitHub that outlines the issues I've personally found with it.

Accessibility-wise: mainly that links are not underlined, and images are not clickable

Text-wise: too much information that may be overwhelming for a casual reader, no descriptions for some of the words, and some inconsistencies and typos.

Perhaps surface easier-to-understand (and easier-to-read) TL:DR sections for some of the content? Your average Joe most likely won't understand some of the legalese or complex language on the site.

https://gist.github.com/alextecplayz/9aeefe8f7752c0ec67fb1de981ef12b5
AlexTECPlayz
@alextecplayz@techhub.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 8 hours ago
@echo_pbreyer @Kierkegaanks That is so much better! Thank you!

On a side note, I'd like to translate the article from chatcontrol.eu to Romanian, would that be fine with you? I don't know if my blog has any audience, but it'd still be helpful to make this post accessible to more people 😄 (of course, under the CC-BY-4.0 license)
Raphael Albert
@r_alb@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last week
@echo_pbreyer
Thank you for providing some background!

However, I doubt that this resolution will hold indefinitely. The Austrian parliament very recently expanded the surveillance capabilities of our intelligence service and our current government (which has a majority in parliament) - especially minister for the interior Karner - apparently favors digital surveillance.
Parliament is currently in recess, but they will meet again in September.