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 First, review posts with the #ChatControl hashtag, as there are lots of well-informed people sharing reliable information. @quincy linked to a directory of the relevant contact points for each EU member state and requested that people write a (polite) letter, so if you have voting rights in the EU that's a good place to start. 7 comments
@uburprutser@vivaldi.net brought it to my attention that @edri are collecting signatures for a petition against the proposed #ChatControl legislation: I noticed some errors in the top post of this thread: 1. it's been more than two years, not nearly two 2. "but this it feels like they might get away with it" -> "this time* it feels like..." too many people have boosted for me to want to edit it, but it was bugging me anyway, I hope all my new followers who are interested in European privacy legislation and whatever have taken the time to write to their legislative representatives. I don't even have voting rights but I wrote to reps in the country where my business is registered. I really hope it has some impact because I don't want the hassle of changing jurisdictions over this. @ansuz @echo_pbreyer There are not enough people in the world to review all the videos of men masturbating. What are you saying? Maybe don't upload a video of yourself masturbating? @CubeRootOfTrue I take it you've only read the text in the thumbnail, and not that of the linked web page? That's hardly a basis for a productive discussion. |
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As a leading voice of the German Pirate party and a member of EU parliament, Patrick Breyer (@echo_pbreyer) has actively opposed the proposed legislation throughout its lifetime.
He (and perhaps also his team?) have maintained a comprehensive, fact-checked summary of the proposal's status, with a practical "What can you do" section:
https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-control/#WhatYouCanDo