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Yet, all European governments are said to be committed to finding a balanced solution to halt these crimes.
All these legal and technical challenges pushed lawmakers to present anew version of the EU proposallast June.
“Mullvad is usually a very silent company. This is probably the first time we really got mad enough to speak out,” Jan Jonsson, CEO at Mullvad, told TechRadar.
Yet another Chat Control version was thenleaked by Politicoin September.
Who’s in favor?
Orban insists: First public vote on #ChatControl scheduled for Thursday!
“Mullvad is usually a very silent company. This is probably the first time we really got mad enough to speak out,” Jan Jonsson, CEO at Mullvad, told TechRadar.
Who’s against?
What you don’t do is blanket surveillance."
What’s next?
The European Commission has established ahigh-level working groupworking on access to data for effective law enforcement."
The process has developed largely behind closed doors so far, withcivil society denieda chance to take part.
We then expect to see more friction occurring over the year on this front both in Europe and beyond.
