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"Search Plan": How Brussels Wants to Expand Access to Private News

Summary by Tichys Einblick
On 29 September, the Council, the European Parliament and the Commission finally wanted to bring the chat control, which had been blocked for years, to a conclusion. The latest attempt failed again due to private communication. The EU Council wanted to make access to chats, e-mails and private files much wider than Parliament wanted to accept. New levers for this are so-called "search plans". Friedrich Pürner wrote Der Beitrag How Brussels wants…
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On 29 September, the Council, the European Parliament and the Commission finally wanted to bring the chat control, which had been blocked for years, to a conclusion. The latest attempt failed again due to private communication. The EU Council wanted to make access to chats, e-mails and private files much wider than Parliament wanted to accept. New levers for this are so-called "search plans". Friedrich Pürner wrote Der Beitrag How Brussels wants…

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Tichys Einblick broke the news in Eschborn, Germany on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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