EU governments agree to push forward with child sexual abuse Chat Control rules, but a compromise keeps voluntary scanning alive, leaving privacy advocates fuming. Representatives of European Union ...

Data privacy campaigners have warned that any celebration of the news that the European Union (EU) has abandoned its plans to break end-to-end encryption in mobile messaging apps could be short-lived.

This time we take a look at what appears to be a tiny win for our privacy. The battle still rages on to prevent the Governments of the world from having unfettered access into our private lives. Chat ...

After introducing the OnePlus 15 and Vivo X300 series in China and global markets, it seems OnePlus and Vivo are gearing up to release more devices in their respective lineups soon. Like the last ...

After months of wrangling, the Danish Council Presidency had to abandon its plans in November to force messenger services like WhatsApp, Signal, or Threema to automatically scan private communications ...

The European Council came to an agreement on Wednesday (26 November) on a controversial regulation aiming to curb the spread and solicitation of child sexual ab... To read this story, log in or ...

The Council has reached a position on the Child Sexual Abuse Regulation after years of difficult negotiations, meaning that talks with Parliament can finally start. The file, which includes measures ...

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BRUSSELS — European governments struck a deal on Wednesday that clears the way for new rules protecting kids from child sexual abuse online. The agreement among countries puts an end to a years-long, ...

No Right to Private Messages? As the E.U.'s discussion over chat control heated up over the summer, Danish Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard, a proponent of surveillance, commented, "We must break ...

EU countries finally agreed a common position on the Child Sexual Abuse Regulation on Wednesday, after years of division amid intense opposition from privacy and security experts who warned the law ...