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EU Parliament fails to block Chat Control, extending message scanning to 2028

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4 outlets - including Cointribune, Cointelegraph and Cryptobriefing and 1 more - are covering this story. The European Parliament has paved the way for the extension of Chat Control until 2028. This regime allows platforms to voluntarily scan certain private communications to detect child sexual abuse content. The text however rekindles a centr…

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European Parliament Extends “Chat Control” Rules Until 2028
Cointribune EN Jul 10, 15:05 UTC

European Parliament Extends “Chat Control” Rules Until 2028

The European Parliament has paved the way for the extension of Chat Control until 2028. This regime allows platforms to voluntarily scan certain private communications to detect child sexual abuse content. The text however rekindles a centr…

EU parliament passes ‘chat control,’ allowing private chat scans until 2028
Cointelegraph Jul 10, 06:05 UTC

EU parliament passes ‘chat control,’ allowing private chat scans until 2028

EU lawmakers have again allowed tech firms to scan chats for abuse material, but exempted end-to-end encrypted messages.

European Parliament fails to block Chat Control 1 extension, keeping mass message scanning alive until 2028
Crypto Briefing Jul 9, 21:11 UTC

European Parliament fails to block Chat Control 1 extension, keeping mass message scanning alive until 2028

The extension of Chat Control 1.0 prolongs privacy concerns and regulatory uncertainty, impacting encrypted messaging platforms and tech markets. The post European Parliament fails to block Chat Control 1 extension, keeping mass message sca…

EU Parliament fails to block Chat Control, extending message scanning to 2028
Cryptopolitan Jul 9, 14:44 UTC

EU Parliament fails to block Chat Control, extending message scanning to 2028

The European Parliament has failed to stop platforms from scanning private messages for child abuse material until 2028 after a motion to reject the rules fell short of the 361 votes required. The EU’s Chat Control message-scanning regime w…