Today, EU negotiations on Chat Control 2.0 are entering a critical phase. Behind closed doors, the EU will attempt to resolve the issue that has caused previous negotiations to stall—while warnings about the consequences for privacy are mounting.
Negotiations on the new rules to combat online child sexual abuse are continuing today, September 29, in Brussels. Five previous meetings have failed to resolve the most contentious issue, which is once again the focus of attention as EU negotiators gather.
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