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75 Jahre #Grundgesetz – und #CDU-Frau von der Leyen höhlt es über die EU Schritt für Schritt aus. #Zensursula’s EU-Kommission hat in den letzten fünf Jahren auf den Weg gebracht:
Zerstörung des #digitalenBriefgeheimnisses durch #ChatkontrollePersonenkennziffer für jeden Bürger #eIDWiedereinführung der #Vorratsdatenspeicherung (#EUGoingDark HLG)Online-Tracking & Microtargeting geht fast unverändert weiter #DSA #politischeWerbungLegalisierung von #Europol's illegaler Massendatensammlungausländische Behörden können in Deutschland legale Internetinhalte ohne Richterbeschluss löschen lassen #TERREGZulassung flächendeckender #biometrischerMassenüberwachung im #AIActIndustriezugriff auf unsere #Gesundheitsdaten ohne unsere Einlilligung #EHDS
Zensursula’s Europa braucht #digitaleFreiheitskämpfer! #Piraten
Ursula von der Leyen has been continuously eroding our fundamental rights. In the past five years, her EU Commission proposed:
the end of private messaging and secure encryption #ChatControlintroducing unique citizen identifiers #eIDa working group to resurrect indiscriminate #DataRetention #EUGoingDarkessentially unchanged online tracking & micro-targeting practices #DSA #politicalAdslegalising #Europol's unlawful bulk data collection practicesultra-fast cross-border online content removals without court orders #TERREGallowing for #biometricMassSurveillance in the #AIActgranting industry access to our #healthdata without our consent #EHDS
Von der Leyen’s Europe needs digital freedom fighters! #Pirates
@echo_pbreyer van Leyen is just the ‘face of the organization’.
It is the system with its non transparent ways of accepting lobbying and big money doing the lobbying and being successful at it that is the problem.
I agree that ‘pirates’ may be the solution, but only in the sense of ‘a sane and democracy promoting alternative to a lot of the powers within the system’ if only we took the European Human Rights laws as a starting point for all new legislation.
@echo_pbreyer Personally, I think that people underestimate the capacity for nastiness from the DSA.
Quite a few member states don't protect freedom of expression well (or always well), emboldening them with a mechanism to drive censorship doesn't seem like a good idea.
While they, of course, could already do censorship through various means, the DSA streamlines it, and that is why I think it is bad. But, then, maybe that just exposes a deeper issue?
@echo_pbreyer
Sounds like you should vote her commission out.
Unless of course it's a system with a massive democratic deficit where you can't do that.