Original article here.
The EU Commission’s proposal to screen private chat messages is met with scepticism by some member states. Others, however, think it’s great. So far unpublished minutes on …
Original article here. This article was translated by Patrick Breyer’s team with the consent of the original authors from Netzpolitik.org.
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