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EU Parliament approves temporary framework for identifying child sexual abuse material
3 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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- The European Parliament has approved a temporary framework for identifying online child sexual abuse material.
- The proposal includes amendments to allow deviation from privacy rules in electronic communications for this purpose.
- The framework enables voluntary detection of child sexual abuse material by electronic communications providers, excluding encrypted conversations.
- The recent vote revives discussions on this controversial issue, driven by top-level pressure in the EU.
- Critics have raised concerns about privacy implications associated with the scanning of online content.
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Politico Europe
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Politico Europe· 13 days ago
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Politis· 13 days ago
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Προσωρινό πλαίσιο από ΕΚ για εντοπισμό υλικού σεξουαλικής κακοποίησης παιδιών
Sigmalive· 13 days ago