🇪🇺 "This is the biggest attack on European's digital rights in years," said Austrian privacy campaigner Max Schrems "When the Commission states that it 'maintains the highest standards', it clearly is incorrect. It proposes to undermine these standards."
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Europe Is Ready to Dilute Its Tough Rules on Privacy. You Can Blame AI for That
Critics warned that proposed changes will weaken the GDPR in a way that amounts to an attack on digital rights.Katie Collins (CNET)
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in reply to noyb.eu • • •The billionaire dynasties funding Project 2025, Bradley, Koch, Coors, Scaife Mellon, Seid, Uihlein, & their fossil fuel funded tech allies, want to enrich themselves by promoting & funding fascist movements.
They intend to dismantle democracy in the EU, as they have in the USA & UK.
They're determined to keep the EU trapped as fossil fuel consumers.
To get the kind of social media microtargeting to interfere in elections, the GDPR stands in their way.
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Right-wing push to dismantle the EU: Heritage Foundation’s private workshop
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in reply to noyb.eu • • •Will EU knuckle under to extortionist & convicted felon Trump, who's been bribed by American "Big Tech" to sabotage stricter European data protection regulation, to go back to data & privacy Wild West à la Facebook, Google, Amazon & Co.?
Better not! Besides: Americans are somewhat enthusiastic about European protection of consumers' rights & privacy in our digital spaces.
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The EU has let US tech giants run riot. Diluting our data law will only entrench their power
Johnny Ryan (The Guardian)