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    Amico, dov’è la mia privacy?: come una star di Hollywood esercita pressioni sull’UE per una maggiore sorveglianza

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    1. SwedeLostInCanada on

      His stance on sexual abuse is kinda weird. Advocating on-behalf children but also advocating on-behalf the rapist Danny Masterson

    2. RoomyRoots on

      Ashton Kutcher is so shady that even his character he play can’t really be trusted.

    3. Ok-Cap1727 on

      “The draft law, [unveiled yesterday in Brussels](https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_22_2976), does not specify which technology must be used. Privacy advocates fear that in practice, the law could mean that most services will have to use client-side scanning, an intrusive technology that circumvents end-to-end encryption.”

      Let me guess, Ai survaillance instead of providing honest customer support and have professionally schooled people have a look at questionable messages based of keywords and allow a whole anonymous system to exist in order to provide privacy and reasonable control over messages? Nah, gonna be full on spy-shit for the most possible control over human beings.

      R.I.P. Trust.

    4. soymilo_ on

      The article is from 2022. Thankfully the EU parliament just voted against voluntary chat controls to my surprise

    8. ThoughtsonYaoi on

      Ah, I get to trot out more context again. From [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/s/jU9cvXH5QY) a few months ago.

      >One of the main thinktanks behind [various surveillance initiatives (ostensibly to protect children)] is the WeProtect Global Alliance, a broad alliance that includes governments, civil society, and the [private sector](https://www.weprotect.org/members/private-sector/). The origins of this org are, interestingly, US/UK – not Europe.

      >One of the major private parties on this initiative is Thorn, Ashton Kushner’s org. They stand to benefit – they sell a solution.

      >I have linked this quite a few times now – it is an investigative piece from 2023 that was published in several countries, and it digs a lot deeper into this question, though it does not have all the answers.

      >[‘Who Benefits?’ Inside the EU’s Fight over Scanning for Child Sex Content](https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/25/who-benefits-inside-the-eus-fight-over-scanning-for-child-sex-content/)

      Important to say that one of the older and more experienced NGO’s do not believe surveillance is a solution and say they are not being consulted. That is in the article.

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