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EU Parliament ram through “Chat Control” extension with undemocratic procedural trick
Οpponents warn that the infrastructure for automated scanning of private communications creates a dangerous precedent that could later expand to other categories of content, such as political speech or “disinformation”
Hong Kong: Investigation into the leak of personal data of 419,000 customers to Louis Vuitton
The leaked data includes names, passport details, home addresses, email addresses, shopping history and product preferences
Europeans seek “lawful” ways of intercepting 5G communications
The improved standards allow for a user’s identity & location to be protected undermining the police’s ability to conduct "lawful" wiretapping & eavesdropping
