EU Commission Aims to Decrypt Private Data by 2030
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Summary
The EU Commission aims to enable law enforcement to decrypt private data by 2030 as part of its ProtectEU strategy, raising concerns among privacy experts.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledEU law enforcement bodies could be capable of decrypting your private data by 2030.
ProtectEU represents the EU Commission's internal strategy to ensure 'lawful and effective' access to citizens' data.
Privacy experts have already begun raising the alarm.
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