With the Trump regime this should be a firm NO.
Is there anyone we can contact to voice our opposition to this?
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With the Trump regime this should be a firm NO.
Is there anyone we can contact to voice our opposition to this?
You can look up the contact information for your representative in the European Parliament; they're friendlier than you might think, even if they later ignore your opinion.
This is insane
The US is demanding access to the databases of all states
I can only imagine that this is super illegal under the DSA.
Absolutely. It will flop like the Danish Chat Control proposal.
That one didn't flop though. They made minimal revisions that didn't correct its core issues and it was passed anyway.
It never passed and never will. The proposal was rejected by the end of last November and it’s incompatible with the GDPR even if it passes. What does it mean? They will need to get rid of GDPR first.
they want palintir to access it, so they can give it to EU and some countries to track Political dissidents.
A few days ago the US plans to collect biometric and DNA data of visitors/tourists was published. I wrote that the EU will surely soon plan to do the same. I f***ing told you man... It sucks to be always right ☹️
This means EU will have indirect access to DNA data, right?
I mean, the US forces EU tourists to give their DNA if they want to enter the country. At the same time US wants to open databases to EU aswell.
oh yeah that's totally a very good idea and surely nothing could go wrong with that