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EU lawmakers agree on new rules that hold platforms like Meta and TikTok liable for financial scams that have been reported, requiring them to compensate banks

The new rules set a dangerous precedent, big tech companies say.  —  BRUSSELS — Platforms including Meta and TikTok

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  • @rob_roos Rob Roos on x
    In plain English: The Council acted like it was still the East German era, stripping 450 million EU citizens of their right to privacy. #PrivacyMatters #DigitalRights #EU #MassSurveillance #CivilLiberties
  • @mullvadnet @mullvadnet on x
    An important victory - but we still need to stop Chat Control.  The Council of Ministers in the EU has, after three years, now reached a common position on Chat Control.  The requirement for mandatory scanning (including end-to-end encrypted messaging services) has been removed, …
  • @ralphm Ralph Meijer on x
    This proposal, more aptly known as #ChatControl is like having to put your letters through a scanner for approval, unknowing what it will look for, before sealing the envelope. It is fundamentally incompatible with open protocols, and the optionality is a smoke screen.
  • @eucouncil EU Council on x
    The EU is reinforcing its efforts to protect children from sexual abuse. Member states agreed their position on a new regulation requiring online platforms to prevent, remove & block abuse material, with stronger national oversight and a new EU centre to support victims. More⬇️
  • @zarzalejosj Javier Zarzalejos on x
    The Council has finally adopted its position on the CSA Regulation. We need a mandatory and long-term legislative framework with strong safeguards. Time is running out and every minute we lose without effective legislation, means more children harmed. [video]
  • @inhope_pr @inhope_pr on x
    Essential EU update! ✅ INHOPE warmly welcomes the recent news that EU Member States have adopted a common negotiating position to advance long-term legislation aimed at protecting children from online sexual abuse and material. ➡️ https://www.consilium.europa.eu/ ... @EUCouncil […
  • @stevepeers Steve Peers on bluesky
    EU Member States agree on negotiation position on CSA material online - will now negotiate with the European Parliament  —  www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/ pre...
  • r/europe r on reddit
    EU Member States reach agreement about revised Chat Control