Germany's Ruling Party Rejects EU Chat Control Measures, Protecting Privacy
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Summary
Germany's ruling CDU/CSU party has announced it will not implement chat control measures that were being pushed by other EU countries, marking a significant victory for privacy advocates in the European Union. The announcement positions Germany against surveillance measures while protecting digital privacy rights.
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Germany's ruling CDU/CSU party made it clear today: there will be no chat control - as pushed for by other EU countries - with this German government.
You cannot trust CDU/CSU. Judge them on their actions, not on their words.
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