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The Polish Council Presidencyproposed a new versionof the bill that seeks to address existing privacy concerns.
The end of online anonymity?
A watered-down version would later adjust the target toward shared photos, videos, and URLsupon users' permission.
He said: “It would protect secure encryption and thus keep our smartphones safe.
However, three fundamental problems remain unsolved.”
Half-good new Polish #ChatControl proposal will be discussed on Wednesday: #ChatControl would remain voluntary.
https://t.co/OtqUQiMWeNThis would keep #encryption safe.
But voluntary #ChatControl 1.0 would still be general mass surveillance.
“This would inhibit for instance sensitive chats related to sexuality, anonymous media communications with sources (e.g.
whistleblowers) as well as political activity,” warns Breyer.
What’s next?
As mentioned earlier, lawmakers are set to discuss the new Chat Control proposal on Wednesday.
