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…