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EU Parliament Rejects Continued Scanning of Private Messages for Child Abuse Material
The European Parliament has voted against continuing the scanning of private messages for child sexual abuse material, a decision that has left organizations like Save the Children 'completely crushed' over the loss of an effective investigative tool.
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berlingskeDanish3h ago
EU-Parlamentet afviser fortsat scanning af private beskeder
EU-Parlamentet har torsdag afvist ordning med at scanne private beskeder for materiale med overgreb mod børn.
Read full article →politikenDanish11h ago
Red Barnet er »helt knust«: Skanning af private beskeder stopper i næste uge
Europa-Parlamentet har afvist at fortsætte scanningen af private beskeder for materiale med seksuelle overgreb mod børn. Red Barnet er i chok over tab af et effektivt efterforskningsværktøj.
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First report: politiken · 26 Mar, 18:07|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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