KW 28: Die Woche, in der die Zone geflutet wurde
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@Politica interna, europea e internazionale
Una recentissima e importante sentenza emessa dalla Corte di Giustizia dell'Unione Europea (causa C-67/25), pubblicata proprio nei primi giorni di luglio 2026 affronta l'applicazione e l'estensione delle sanzioni europee contro i media statali russi nel contesto del conflitto in Ucraina, in particolare la rete Russia Today (RT).
- Il procedimento nasce da una vicenda avvenuta in Germania, dove tre individui erano stati accusati penalmente per aver caricato e diffuso ripetutamente e gratuitamente video provenienti dal canale sanzionato RT Germany su un sito internet ad accesso libero, finanziato solo da donazioni.
- I difensori sostenevano che il divieto europeo di diffusione si applicasse solo ai grandi operatori commerciali o televisivi, e non a privati cittadini senza scopo di lucro. Il giudice tedesco ha quindi chiesto il parere vincolante della Corte UE.
- La Corte ha stabilito che il divieto è totale e si applica a chiunque. Il termine "operatore" comprende qualsiasi persona (fisica o giuridica) che metta a disposizione i contenuti vietati, indipendentemente dal fatto che lo faccia gratis, a pagamento, per hobby o in modo amatoriale.
- La Corte ha praticamente blindato le sanzioni per evitare "scappatoie". Se si fosse consentito ai singoli siti gratuiti di ridistribuire la propaganda russa, l'efficacia delle sanzioni dell'Unione Europea volte a tutelare l'ordine pubblico e la sicurezza nazionale sarebbe stata completamente vanificata.
- Estendendo la definizione di "operatore" a chiunque metta a disposizione i contenuti sanzionati, la Corte ha di fatto cancellato la distinzione tra grandi media e utenti privati.
- Fino ad oggi, molti utenti pensavano che il divieto di trasmettere i canali di Stato russi (come Russia Today o Sputnik) riguardasse solo le compagnie televisive, i provider Internet (ISP) o le grandi piattaforme. Con questa sentenza, se un privato cittadino scarica un video di RT e lo ricarica sul proprio profilo Facebook, su X, su un canale Telegram o su un blog amatoriale, commette un illecito. A seconda delle leggi del proprio Stato membro (come il caso della Germania che ha dato origine alla sentenza), l'utente rischia procedimenti penali o pesanti sanzioni amministrative.
- La Corte ha esplicitamente chiarito non sono fattori esimenti né l'assenza di lucro (non importa se il video viene condiviso gratuitamente, per hobby o senza monetizzazione), né la portata della diffusione (si è perseguibili anche se il video viene visto da poche decine di persone e non si è un "influencer") né la durata) anche una condivisione temporanea o di breve durata rientra nella violazione)
- La libertà di condivisione sui social incontra un limite legale rigidissimo. Per l'utente comune diventa tassativo evitare tassativamente di ripubblicare, caricare o redistribuire materiali video, audio o articoli provenienti direttamente dalle emittenti governative russe colpite dalle sanzioni UE
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Ecco perché sono contento che l'Europa abbia approvato #Chatcontrol
Ieri non poteva andare peggio, ma domani sì. Eppure stavolta, nel momento più buio, riesco a vedere una luce nuova
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#Chatcontrol: l'epifania dell'Unione europea.
Epifania significa "manifestazione" - in questo caso non della natura divina di Gesù ma della natura profana, e autoritaria, della suddetta unione.
Però qui sotto si può vedere anche la fotografia della Befana che a Mark Zuckerberg porta doni e a tutti gli altri porta via diritti costituzionalmente protetti.
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Ecco perché sono contento che l’Europa abbia approvato Chatcontrol
Ieri non poteva andare peggio, ma domani sì. Eppure stavolta, nel momento più buio, riesco a vedere una luce nuova
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Dear Friend of Press Freedom:
When federal agents show up over a social media post about the news, press freedom is everyone’s problem. Plus, a New Jersey judge just doubled down on a stunningly unconstitutional gag order. Read on for these stories and more.
The government is investigating Americans for sharing the news.
Syracuse.com reported last month that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents confronted Paigelynne Gonyea at a polling place where she worked and demanded she sign a form letter stating she could be criminally prosecuted.
The visit appears to have been over a post in which Gonyea shared a picture of ICE agent Jonathan Ross that The Minnesota Star Tribune used in its news report first identifying him as Renee Good’s killer, and repeated his name.
As Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) Senior Advocacy Adviser Caitlin Vogus wrote, “This tactic allows the government to kill two birds with one stone: censoring individual critics and limiting the reach of the press.”
A New Jersey court partially upheld a prior restraint prohibiting community newspaper New Brunswick Today from publishing a video showing a security incident at a local high school, and vastly extended it to apply to all members of the “press,” in a troubling new order issued on July 9.
“Forcing news outlets to delete or withhold information and to submit their work for government approval before they can publish is censorship, full stop,” said FPF’s Vogus. “Even in cases that don’t involve core First Amendment concerns, judges aren’t kings — they have no authority to issue orders binding unidentified journalists across the country who aren’t in their courtroom or parties to any case before them.”
Someone has been masquerading as The Intercept using the Signal username previously listed on its tip page, placing potential sources at risk.
We don’t know precisely how long the username was commandeered or what led to it being compromised. But there’s a very short list of things that could have gone wrong, and our digital security team has tips on how similar breaches can be prevented.
In February, we filed a disciplinary complaint against Gordon Kromberg, the assistant U.S. attorney who signed the warrant application authorizing the FBI’s raid on the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson. Our complaint was straightforward: Kromberg violated prosecutors’ duty of candor by failing to mention the Privacy Protection Act of 1980, a federal law that limits searches of journalists’ files and devices, in his warrant application.
The Virginia State Bar, however, declined to investigate, reasoning that it was up to the judge to decide whether Kromberg misled the court. Since then, two judges have scolded Kromberg for the omission of the PPA. But the bar won’t substantively respond to our supplemental complaint or our repeated requests to reopen the investigation.
A disciplinary system that manufactures reasons not to look at uncomfortable cases — and then ghosts complainants when it runs out of excuses — protects the powerful, not the public.
Over the past decade, activists and journalists of all political stripes have found their bank accounts closed for exercising their First Amendment rights. FPF Executive Director Trevor Timm discussed a new book by board President Rainey Reitman, “Transaction Denied: Big Finance’s Power to Punish Speech,” which tells the stories behind these incidents and proposes some solutions. The book also reveals how FPF got its start, and half the proceeds from its sale go to support our work.
Join FPF Chief of Advocacy Seth Stern on Thursday, July 16, from 6-9 p.m. CT at Impact House in Chicago for an event hosted by the Field Foundation of Illinois about journalism’s history and future.
The Associated Press
The Supreme Court couldn’t be bothered to correct litigants who think filing a lawsuit gives them permission to force journalists to burn sources. Fewer whistleblowers will come forward as a result.
Know Your Rights Camp
Protecting acts of journalism is the key to protecting press freedom, FPF’s Deputy Chief of Advocacy Adam Rose explained.
Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting
“You can’t introduce somebody’s reading habits, or their library, their bookshelf, as evidence of a specific crime in court,” FPF’s Stern said regarding Daniel Sanchez Estrada’s 30-year sentence for transporting zines.
HuffPost
WhatsApp users should consider switching to usernames because someone who hijacks your phone number could also likely recover other accounts, FPF Deputy Director of Digital Security Martin Shelton explained.
Raw Story
“Carr may be a lost cause — he clearly made a bet that sacrificing his integrity as a regulator and attorney to hitch his wagon to Trump’s political movement would further his career,” we wrote in our comments to the Federal Communications Commission.
Courthouse News Service
Good that this legal challenge can move forward, but Utah lawmakers could restore statehouse access for all journalists by ending this unconstitutional policy now.
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Geheimdienstreform: Zeitenwende für Spione
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Neues Bundespolizeigesetz: Der Bundestag hat das Zeitalter der automatisierten Überwachung eingeläutet
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Bundesnachrichtendienst und Verfassungsschutz sollen „echte“ Geheimdienste werden, sagt Innenminister Dobrindt. Jetzt zeigt der Entwurf für die Komplettreform, was das heißt: Zurückhacken, Abschnorcheln, Kameras anzapfen – und das mit weniger öffentlicher Kontrolle als zuvor.
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Come annunciato nel nostro comunicato dell’Epifania, la ricerca italiana ha ora ricevuto, dopo il primo, un secondo dono: l’abolizione della Abilitazione scientifica nazionale. I concorsi tornano locali, sotto il giudizio di commissioni con un membro interno e una maggioranza di esterni sorteggiati da liste di docenti che hanno fatto domanda per servire come commissari.
Gli “specifici requisiti di produttività e di qualificazione scientifica” verranno stabiliti amministrativamente con un “decreto del Ministro, su proposta dell’ANVUR, sentito il CUN”. Finisce l’ASN, ma sopravvive la valutazione amministrativa, centralizzata e quantitativa, i cui parametri saranno determinati, secondo fonti del diritto inferiori alla legge, dall’ANVUR, agenzia per la valutazione di stato resa ancor più dipendente dal governo. Qualunque sia la sua scelta, che cosa è scienza e che cosa no continuerà a essere stabilito dal potere esecutivo. Non vale la pena preoccuparsi per il ritorno del “cretino locale”: questa volta il “cretino” sarà sicuramente governativo, e molto probabilmente bibliometrico.
Si potrebbero proporre, in alternativa, requisiti formali per dare pubblicità ai concorsi pubblici, quali l’adesione alle pratiche della scienza aperta. Così, però, verrebbero urtati gli interessi di chi, a vario titolo, vive delle rendite assicurate da pubblicazioni variamente privatizzate: ciò, prevedibilmente, favorirà la conservazione della bibliometria di stato, con tutto quello che porta con sè.
- The post’s content. aisa.sp.unipi.it/abolizione-de…
L'ASN è morta. La riforma Bernini, approvata in via definitiva alla Camera, cancella l'Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale.Redazione ROARS (ROARS)
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
New York, July 10, 2026 — A New Jersey court partially upheld a prior restraint against a community newspaper and vastly extended it to apply to all members of the “press,” in a troubling new order issued on July 9.
Judge Thomas McCloskey had previously granted an emergency order that required New Brunswick Today to remove from its YouTube channel a security video from a local high school that it received from a confidential source and to refrain from writing about the video.
The video showed a school security guard confronting a student who tried to pass through metal detectors with an airsoft BB gun, causing the school to go into lockdown. The court’s previous order also prohibited the newspaper from publishing any other school security videos.
In a July 9 order, McCloskey refused to lift the prior restraint entirely, though he limited it in some respects. The order allows New Brunswick Today to publish and write about the video at issue, but only if it redacts the faces and other identifying information of minors from the video and refrains from identifying them in writing.
The order also requires New Brunswick Today to submit the redacted recording to the school district and court for approval before publication.
Most troublingly, the court also significantly broadened the prior restraint to apply to all members of “the press.” The July 9 order prohibits “the press” in general from publishing the video without redacting the identity of juveniles or including identifying information of juveniles when writing about the video.
The following statement can be attributed to Caitlin Vogus, Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) senior adviser for advocacy:
“Forcing news outlets to delete or withhold information and to submit their work for government approval before they can publish is censorship, full stop.“The First Amendment could not be clearer: Prior restraints are almost never allowed. Neither judges nor the law can censor the press. Yet that is exactly what Judge McCloskey’s order permits.
“Judge McCloskey was right to narrow his order against New Brunswick Today, but it’s outrageous that he’s extended it to purport to apply to any member of the press who wants to publish or write about this video. Judges should know better. By substituting the court’s judgment about what to publish for that of any news outlet, the court has flatly defied the First Amendment and decades of Supreme Court precedent.
“Even in cases that don’t involve core First Amendment concerns, judges aren’t kings — they have no authority to issue orders binding unidentified journalists across the country who aren’t in their courtroom or parties to any case before them.
“Similar orders have been overturned across the country. If New Brunswick Today appeals and higher courts faithfully apply the law, this one should be as well.”
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Die Bundespolizei soll an Bahnhöfen Videoüberwachungssysteme einsetzen, die Menschen identifizieren und ihr Verhalten beurteilen. Gerade wurde das Gesetz vom Bundestag verabschiedet. Bald sollen weitere KI-Überwachungs-Tools kommen.Martin Schwarzbeck (netzpolitik.org)
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Network Bonding su Linux: guida completa a ridondanza e throughput aggregato
#tech
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Die Bundespolizei soll an Bahnhöfen Videoüberwachungssysteme einsetzen, die Menschen identifizieren und ihr Verhalten beurteilen. Gerade wurde das Gesetz vom Bundestag verabschiedet. Bald sollen weitere KI-Überwachungs-Tools kommen.Martin Schwarzbeck (netzpolitik.org)
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Neues Bundespolizeigesetz: Der Bundestag hat gerade das Zeitalter der automatisierten Überwachung eingeläutet
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NetScaler MCP Gateway: Citrix mette ordine nel traffico degli agenti AI aziendali
#tech
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Les député·es sont en train de débattre de la loi RIPOST à l'Assemblée nationale et ont adopté ce matin de nouvelles mesures de surveillance.
Tout d'abord, l'article 15 qui étend l'utilisation des lecteurs automatiques de plaque d'immatriculation, ainsi que l'article 15bis qui permet aux services de renseignement d'exploiter au moyen d'un algorithme les données de déplacement issus de ces dispositifs.
Nous vous en parlions dans un récent article laquadrature.net/2026/06/17/lo…
À un an des présidentielles, le ministre de l’intérieur Laurent Nuñez tente de laisser sa marque pour avoir, lui aussi, sa loi sécuritaire.La Quadrature du Net
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Cette nouvelle disposition autorise la soi-disant détection des vols dans les commerces pour le plus grand bonheur d'entreprises comme Veesion dont le business est aujourd'hui totalement illégal.
Cependant, il n'est pas exclu que cette mesure soit considérée comme un « cavalier législatif » par le Conseil constitutionnel car trop éloignée de l'objet du texte.
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Le vendredi 21 juin, le Conseil d'État a rendu une ordonnance de référé passée presque inaperçue concernant Veesion, la start-up française de surveillance algorithmique des « vols » en supermarchés.La Quadrature du Net
Süchtig machendes Design: EU-Kommission verlangt grundlegende Änderungen von Instagram und Facebook
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Weil Facebook und Instagram der Gesundheit ihrer Nutzer:innen schaden würden, fordert die EU-Kommission weitreichende Änderungen. Weniger personalisierte Empfehlungen, wirksame Begrenzungen der Bildschirmzeit und bessere Werkzeuge für die elterliche Kontrolle sollen die Risiken verringern.
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puuh, ich lese da irgendwie hast schön viel: soll.... soll.... soll... Keine Frist...und irgendwas von: kann lange dauern....
Ich befürchte das juckt Meta mal wieder alles gar nicht.
l’ #Europarlamento ha dato il via libera al #ChatControl 1.0, legalizzando di fatto la scansione di massa e senza sospetti della nostra corrispondenza privata.
La parte migliore? NON hanno avuto bisogno della #maggioranza.
Possiamo ancora chiamarla #democrazia?
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Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.morrolinux (YouTube)
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leggo di sfuggita questa roba (non ho verificato niente) , quindi ?
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Grazie all'azione di The Left, l'europarlamento ha messo uno stop al sistema di monitoraggio delle chat degli europei. Ma Pedullà avvisa: "Non è finita"Andrea Sparaciari (LA NOTIZIA)
al fine si sensibilizzare il più possibile il pubblico su questo argomento, vorrei inviare ai miei contatti un link ad una pagina che spieghi in modo semplice ma preciso, in italiano, cosa è ChatControl, cosa è successo e che rischi corriamo.
Qualcuno sa se esiste giá una pagina in italiano da linkare , o è sufficientemente informato e disponibile per scriverla ?
Anche un post pubblico su Mastodon va bene, così facciamo anche conoscere Mastodon.
grazie
Studie zu Plattformökonomie: Keine fairen Arbeitsbedingungen bei Bolt, Wolt, Uber und Lieferando
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Bei Lieferando haben sich die Arbeitsbedingungen im Vergleich zum Vorjahr verschlechtert, bei den Plattformen Wolt, Bolt, Uber und Uber Eats sind sie gleichermaßen schlecht geblieben. Auf diese Missstände verweist der kürzlich veröffentlichte Fairwork-Bericht.
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Bei der Plattform Lieferando haben sich die Arbeitsbedingungen im Vergleich zum vergangenen Jahr verschlechtert, bei den Plattformen Wolt, Bolt, Uber und Uber Eats sind sie gleichermaßen schlecht geblieben.Laura Jaruszewski (netzpolitik.org)
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Tatsächlich bestelle ich zwar durchaus ab und an Essen, aber all diese Plattformen nutzen mir da gar nix, denn sie liefern nicht am Stadtrand. 🤷♂️
Die liefern eigentlich nur da, wo man sich das Essen auf dem Heimweg eigentlich auch gleich mitnehmen könnte. 😆
🇦🇹 Du lebst in Österreich oder hast in der Vergangenheit min. 2 Jahre hier gewohnt? Dann melde dich heute noch bei der #Sammelklage an - über 4000 Personen sind bereits dabei! 👉 crif.noyb.eu
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PHP-FPM: perché ‘pm static’ batte ‘dynamic’ e ‘ondemand’ sui server ad alto traffico
#tech
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Infrastrutture AI esposte: come gli attaccanti dirottano gateway come LiteLLM per alimentare agenti autonomi
#tech
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✨ Xiamen Empress Information Technology: come Pechino ha affittato account LINE per spiare giornalisti e attivisti a Taiwan
#CyberSecurity
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Le autorità taiwanesi hanno incriminato due imprenditori per aver affittato account LINE a Xiamen Empress Information Technology, usati da operatori legati a Pechino per impersonare giornalisti e colpire funzionari, accademici e attivisti.Dario Fadda ((in)sicurezza digitale)
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✨ Il Canada svela le sue cyber-armi: la CSE rivendica l’hackeraggio di una gang ransomware-as-a-service
#CyberSecurity
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Today, the 9th of Juli 2026, ‘Chat Control 1.0’ is again in force. What changes with the return of Chat Control 1.0—and what…
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Today, the 9th of Juli 2026, ‘Chat Control 1.0’ is again in force.
Patrick Breyer sums up the problem
As long as EU governments can use procedural loopholes to continually extend their comfortable status quo of voluntary, indiscriminate mass scanning, they have zero incentive to engage with the Parliament’s targeted, legally sound, and far more effective child protection strategy.
A motion that was submitted to parliament to reject (amended) Regulation (EU) 2021/1232 did not make it, and the weakening of the ePrivacy Directive is again a fact.
Read more here:
EU Parliament greenlights Chat Control 1.0 – Breyer: “Our children lose out”
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Il Parlamento europeo lascia passare il #ChatControl 1.0 nonostante una maggioranza abbia votato contro (314:276) – consentendo la scansione di massa delle chat private fino al 2028.macfranc (Pirati.io)
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Zur ersten Lesung im Bundestag: Mehr als 167.000 Unterschriften gegen das Überwachungspaket
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Back in February, we filed a disciplinary complaint against Gordon Kromberg, the assistant U.S. attorney who signed the warrant application authorizing the FBI’s raid on the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson.
Our complaint was straightforward: Kromberg’s application never mentioned the Privacy Protection Act of 1980, a federal law that limits searches of journalists’ files and devices. Omitting adverse authority violates a prosecutor’s duty of candor, especially in warrant application proceedings with no one present to speak up for the rights of the warrant’s subject.
The Virginia State Bar, however, declined to investigate. It reasoned that it was up to the judge, not the bar, to decide whether Kromberg misled the court by omitting the PPA from his warrant application. That struck us as a strange conclusion — why do the rules the bar is charged with enforcing include a duty of candor, then?
But we don’t have to argue the point in the abstract anymore, because the judiciary has since spoken clearly and repeatedly, scolding Kromberg for the omission. But that hasn’t caused the Virginia Bar to revisit the case — or if it has, it won’t tell us.
We resubmitted the complaint and explained to the Virginia Bar that its justification for declining to investigate no longer holds water, and asked it to reopen the investigation. But first it ignored our calls and emails for months, then told us it is sworn to secrecy about disciplinary complaints to such an extent it can’t even tell us — the people who filed the complaint — whether it received it, or inform us of whether our new complaint has also been dismissed. Odd, because it did the first time.
At least the Virginia Bar’s consistent — it shouldn’t be surprising that an entity so nontransparent would be hesitant to discipline attorneys for lack of candor. But if it wants to build trust in the legal profession — its supposed raison d’être — it needs to explain itself, and if it’s run out of excuses, then it needs to actually investigate. Otherwise, it functions more as a protection racket than a disciplinary office.
Soon after our initial complaint was rejected, Magistrate Judge William Porter asked Kromberg and his fellow prosecutors, “Did you not tell me intentionally or did you not know,” in reference to their failure to alert him to a highly relevant federal law like the PPA. Then, in a 22-page opinion, Porter went further, writing that the government’s omission “has seriously undermined the Court’s confidence in the government’s disclosures in this proceeding.”
He also made clear that had the government disclosed the law, he might well have rejected the warrant application outright, or at least asked harder questions before signing off. That might have stopped the government from seizing terabytes of data from Natanson — which it has since characterized as “contraband” to retain — and stopping her reporting in its tracks.
Then in May, U.S. District Judge Anthony J. Trenga seconded Porter’s assessment, noting “the harassing and chilling effects such a seizure could have on a reporter,” and scolding prosecutors for their failure to mention the PPA in the warrant application.
This is precisely the judicial confirmation the bar said it was waiting for. There’s no longer any plausible argument that the bar needs to defer to a judicial process that hasn’t run its course.
And yet … crickets, in response to our supplemental complaint, our follow-up emails, and our numerous phone calls and voicemails to Clerk of the Disciplinary System Joanne Fronfelter and Bar Counsel Renu Brennan.
We finally got a response on Tuesday from Acting Executive Director Janet Van Cuyk, who told us she can’t tell us anything, per the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia. We’ll only know if the resubmitted complaint ever hit the bar association’s inbox if it decides to initiate a public hearing.
Van Cuyk suggested we email the general intake email address to which we submitted the complaint. It’s unclear why — if she’s bound to silence, so are they — but we’ve done that repeatedly since February, and we’ve heard nothing.
The whole justification for self-regulation is that the bar will hold its own accountable to build public trust. A disciplinary system that manufactures reasons not to look at uncomfortable cases — and then ghosts complainants when it runs out of excuses — isn’t protecting the public. Instead, it’s protecting the lawyers it’s supposed to protect the public from.
Particularly when it comes to complaints against attorneys who are public officials at the center of national news, if you think the rules don’t allow for transparency, then change the damn rules.
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È possibile essere più fascisti di Vannacci? Popolari e parte dei socialisti europei ci sono riusciti. La democrazia dell'Unione europea è, peraltro, una democrazia finta, con un parlamento che si chiama parlamento ma non ha potere di iniziativa legislativa.
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Smart Glasses: Meta plant offenbar noch invasivere Überwachungsbrille
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Während sich Datenschutzbehörden in Europa gerade erst in Stellung bringen gegen die Überwachungsbrillen, entwickelt Meta offenbar schon an einer Brille, die dauerhaft aufzeichnet. Doch es regt sich immer mehr Protest gegen die übergriffige Technologie.
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Oggi al parlamento europeo si è votato!
⛔️ 314 hanno votato contro #ChatControl
✅ 276 hanno votato a favore
Sembra semplice, ma ha vinto comunque il voto della minoranza.
Attenzione alle chat che utilizzate!
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Stai cercando una vista per capire come si sono comportati gli europarlamentari italiani sulla vicenda #ChatControl ?
Qui trovi tutto il materiale delle ultime due votazioni:
Nonostante ci fosse una maggioranza di europarlamentari che ha votato contro, oggi è stata emendata la proposta per Chat Control.
Internet è sempre meno sicuro.
In Italia ci sono molti che non ne hanno capito la sostanza
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"Das Innenministerium will Behörden erlauben, automatisierte Systeme mit Daten aus Asyl- und Aufenthaltsverfahren zu trainieren. Dabei geht es nicht nur um das BAMF oder Ausländerbehörden, sondern auch um die Polizei."
@netzpolitik_feed hat den Gesetzentwurf veröffentlicht.
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