Your personal data belongs to you.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
Who "CTRL" who ? 
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@proscience @EUCommission
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Hi @The_Universality! The rights, principles and safeguards that define EU data protection are not in question. What we are addressing in our Digital Omnibus are calls for targeted amendments to clarify, simplify and harmonise certain aspects of the GDPR. There is no move to weaken user rights. Access, correction and erasure remain at the centre of our data protection approach. We are simplifying rules, not limiting people’s control over their data.
@EUCommission
That is unfortunately not the case.
https://myprivacy.blog/eu-digital-omnibus-gdpr-rollback-big-tech-2026/
https://edri.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Why-Digital-Omnibus-puts-GDPR-ePrivacy-at-risk.pdf
- "Only data that directly reveals health, political opinions, religion, or sexuality would count as
‘special category data'. Inferred information would no longer receive extra protection"
https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/in-the-media/2025/11/the-digital-omnibus-is-a-risk-for-our-digital-rightsI'm unsure if you're oblivious to it or intentionally lying, but #DigitalOmnibus is damaging GDPR and is damaged rather in favor of big-tech.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission that all sounds great. What regulations are there in the european union that will reduce or restrict what data are made available at the user machine?
All I see here, across all given points, is an assumption that data is made available. Are there no settings on the user machine which can be mandated to reduce user data exposure from the source?
Where is the EU at on that?
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@EUCommission
That is unfortunately not the case.
https://myprivacy.blog/eu-digital-omnibus-gdpr-rollback-big-tech-2026/
https://edri.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Why-Digital-Omnibus-puts-GDPR-ePrivacy-at-risk.pdf
- "Only data that directly reveals health, political opinions, religion, or sexuality would count as
‘special category data'. Inferred information would no longer receive extra protection"
https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/in-the-media/2025/11/the-digital-omnibus-is-a-risk-for-our-digital-rightsI'm unsure if you're oblivious to it or intentionally lying, but #DigitalOmnibus is damaging GDPR and is damaged rather in favor of big-tech.
So yeah, @EUCommission, I would really like to trust you, but I see more done that damages this trust.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
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Hi @The_Universality! The rights, principles and safeguards that define EU data protection are not in question. What we are addressing in our Digital Omnibus are calls for targeted amendments to clarify, simplify and harmonise certain aspects of the GDPR. There is no move to weaken user rights. Access, correction and erasure remain at the centre of our data protection approach. We are simplifying rules, not limiting people’s control over their data.
@EUCommission @The_Universality
The Digital Omnibus is hollowing out the GDPR: https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2025-12/noyb%20Digital%20Omnibus%20Report%20V1.pdf
In particular, it reduces protection of personal data by redefining what personal data is.
The GDPR is a really good law that the EU can be very proud of. The proposed changes only water it down and reduce the protection of citizens.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission Great statement. Now make it true and stop persuing:
#ChatControl #AgeVerification #DigitalOmnibus #AI_Factories -
Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
That's nice, but the probability that meta, google, et al actually stop collecting and actually delete anyone's data is zero.
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@EUCommission
Who "CTRL" who ? @vlakicas @EUCommission
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