2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
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Banning companies collecting governmental IDs and other PII in general would be a good move.
I'm really sick of everyone left and right trying to build profiles (even when they're not allowed) and then not even getting a slap on the wrist. Or them intentionally building vulnerable systems so that they can "loose the information" they want to bundle and collect just so they have plausible deniability for having done so...
Oh and kill the data broker market while you're on it too. That's a market that just simply shouldn't exist. It's sole purpose is to covertly screw people over by collecting and aggregating information about them...
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
You mean, two years ago you settled in the Fediverse, where you found the Internet to be save.
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission and demolishing our gdpr...
EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR
The EU Commission has secretly set in motion a potentially massive reform of the GDPR. noybs first overview of the proposed changes.
noyb.eu (noyb.eu)
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission I prefer to assume good intent on behalf of the commission.
But it is worrying that the very legislation which met so much resistance from the oligarch "Bros" is being watered down. And only very anxious meagre action has been taken so far. Also the symbolism of the commission advertising and promoting X with logo and link on their own web site.
"Look here citizens, we vouch for this service with our good name. We recommend that you use this."
Nearly half of Europeans would back banning X over EU law breaches
A new YouGov survey across Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and Poland shows nearly half of Europeans (47 percent) would back banning social media platform X from the EU if it continues to breach EU rules.
euronews (www.euronews.com)
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission Then please, for f*s sake, strongly oppose and condemn the moves towards mandatory age verification and social media bans gor minors and instead fight the inhumane and unfair practices of multi-billion-dollar corpos and their billionaire neonazi scum bosses.
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Banning companies collecting governmental IDs and other PII in general would be a good move.
I'm really sick of everyone left and right trying to build profiles (even when they're not allowed) and then not even getting a slap on the wrist. Or them intentionally building vulnerable systems so that they can "loose the information" they want to bundle and collect just so they have plausible deniability for having done so...
Hey @EUCommission if you're wondering where to begin, banning #Onfido #Persona and #Sumsub would be a VERY good start!
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu Eliminate chat control and server side age checks or you're talking straight up bullshit.
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
What means "safe" for @EUCommission?
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission
Thanks for your work. This sounds good but why do you still want age verification and other privacy busting schemes?The folks in the USA also need to start asking the people who are running in their primaries what have are planning to do to bring better privacy law to america.
If you dont, why do you think anything will change and why should anyone else in the world ever listen to you again.
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission And also 35 years ago has presented surfing on the "known modern internet" as "www" - place for freedom.
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission And yet you're strong hypocrites.
https://noyb.eu/en/eu-commission-about-wreck-core-principles-gdpr -
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2 years ago, we set out to make the internet a safer place for people, and not just for platforms.
Safer feeds. Stronger rights online. Platforms must take responsibility. In Europe, the Digital Service Act sets the rules online - to protect people.
@EUCommission hypocrites
