@Em0nM4stodon my country is already listed as ‘opposing’. Anything I can do in that case?

@Em0nM4stodon Someone explain to me: how is this even legal at this point.

@Em0nM4stodon of course they are motivated, it would not surprise me if they already have written the dozen of law to enlarge chat control over other thing, politic, porn etc

@Em0nM4stodon they are really becoming quite tedious. There is little democratic about the EU as a whole and chat control in particular. This is the Stasi on steroids and they very much need telling off

@Em0nM4stodon Not a surprise, the east with the exception of Hungary and Slovakia are opposed, while old empires in the west are in support.

Some of us know the ugly side of mass surveillance, others do not.

”This time it will be different” not

@Em0nM4stodon those people are really fawking desperate to do so.
it's not 2.0 any longer, it's 3.0-
and those pushing it except us to be fooled