Mass surveillance everywhere all the time forever, just in case you ever decide to become a terrorist, or plan a robbery, or sell drugs online, or your description matches a suspect, or the cops have reasonable suspicion, or you plan on attending a protest against the government, or you say something bad about the Supreme Leader, or....
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2025
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Or something that's fine right now turns out to be punishable by the next administration. Just look at the US to see how that could go wrong fast.
Every politician that supports this is projecting.
Lawful interception. Lawmakers seek to explore measures aimed at improving cross-border cooperation for lawful interception of data.
Sounds like more of the sameto me.
They want to intercept communications, store it forever, break encryption and use AI to waddle through the massive ammount of data they intercept and imagine they will get access to when encryption can be broken.
And since EU is effectively not based on democracy, European citizens won't be able to stop this.
The EU actually cares about their rights, as opposed to some other groups of people
This wont even be useful. It will only be a violation. Fuck these people with particularly rough bricks.