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EU tightens rules on surveillance tech, forcing companies selling spyware, facial recognition, and tech with military uses to get a license, be more transparent

The goal is to make sales of technologies like spyware and facial recognition more transparent in Europe first, and then worldwide.

MIT Technology Review Patrick Howell O'Neill

Discussion

  • @somospostpc @somospostpc on x
    > Does the draft resolution call for encryption to be backdoored? >> No. > Is Europe about to ban E2E Encryption? >> No. https://techcrunch.com/...
  • @marietjeschaake Marietje Schaake on x
    More than nothing, after over 4 years of work the EU updates its export controls rules on technology that can be used to violate human rights. Not the standard we set out for in Europ. Parliament but a step in a better direction (Member State govts again failing on hamonizing) ↘️…