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Privacy empowers, surveillance weakens

Demonstration against the EU's mass surveillance proposal CSA Regulation,
organised by Konstellationen, Föreningen För Digitala Fri- och Rättigheter
(DFRI) och 5 juli-stiftelsen. Stockholm, Sweden (20 May 2023)

Demonstration against the EU's mass surveillance proposal CSA Regulation,
organised by Digitalcourage. Berlin, Germany (14 June 2023)

Demonstration against the EU's mass surveillance proposal CSA Regulation,
organised by Digitalcourage. Berlin, Germany (14 June 2023)

Photo stunt visualising the threat to privacy the CSA Regulation poses by
Digitale Freiheit (14 December 2022)

Photo stunt visualising the threat to privacy the CSA Regulation poses by
Digitale Freiheit (14 December 2022)

Photo stunt visualising the threat to privacy the CSA Regulation poses by
Digitale Freiheit (14 December 2022)

Demonstration against the EU's mass surveillance proposal CSA Regulation,
organised by Konstellationen, Föreningen För Digitala Fri- och Rättigheter
(DFRI) och 5 juli-stiftelsen. Stockholm, Sweden (20 May 2023)

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Privacy empowers, surveillance weakens

SIGN and JOIN over 11.000 people and 133 NGOs!

In 2022, European lawmakers proposed new rules with the noble intent to protect
children. However, this law allows authorities to have anyone's legitimate
conversations monitored.

In doing so, it harms everyone, including those it wants to protect. No one can
be protected by making the internet less secure.


YOUNG PEOPLE SAY NO TO ONLINE SURVEILLANCE

80%


New evidence shows that 80% of young people aged 13 to 17 years old from 13 EU
Member States would not feel comfortable being politically active or exploring
their sexuality if authorities were able to monitor their digital communication,
in order to look for sexual abuse.


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WHY SHOULD I CARE?

Your private chats will be scanned. You won't able to share anything remotely
intimate without the risk of your messages, photos and videos ending up in the
hands of some governmental institution.

The technology is known to fail. And as a result, you may be accused of being a
(child) sexual offender without having done anything wrong.

We can't afford to get it wrong. We all agree: child sexual abuse is a
horrendous act. As a society, we shouldn't waste our effort to tackle this issue
on actions that are proven to be ineffective and harmful.

Read the full letter signed by 133 NGOs

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Read our legal analysis of the proposal

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WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY?


ACTIVISTS RELY ON ENCRYPTION TO ORGANISE

Charalampos Kyritsis

Young activist, Greece

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YOUNG PEOPLE NEED ENCRYPTION TO FEEL EMPOWERED

Aura

Young activist, Germany

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PEOPLE IN VULNERABLE POSITION USE ENCRYPTION TO SEEK SAFE SPACES

Dorothée Hahne

Deputy chairperson of MOGiS e.V., an organisation of victims of sexual
child-abuse

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EXPERTS WARN THAT BREAKING ENCRYPTION WILL PUT EVERYONE UNDER SURVEILLANCE

Anne Herpertz

Chairwoman Pirate Party Germany

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If we work together, we can protect children whilst upholding confidentiality
and security online.


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NEWS & MEDIA


LAWYERS ADVISING EU GOVERNMENTS WARN CSA COMES WITH SERIOUS RISKS TO PRIVACY AND
UNDERMINES ENCRYPTION

The lawyers who are responsible for advising EU Member State governments warn of
"a serious risk that it [the CSA Regulation] would be found to compromise the
essence of the rights to privacy and data protection", would undermine
encryption, and would allow "general and indiscriminate access to the content of
personal communications" by companies.

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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY SLAMS THE CSA PROPOSAL

The study concludes the existing CSA Regulation draft violates the prohibition
on general data retention and the prohibition against general monitoring
obligations, in a way in which it "cannot be justified".

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OVER 300 SECURITY RESEARCHERS & ACADEMICS WARN AGAINST THE MEASURES IN CSAR

An open letter currently signed by over 450 scientists around the world warns
decision-makers against the proposed CSA regulation. Academics cite harmful
side-effects of large-scale scanning of online communications which would have a
chilling effect on society and negatively affect democracies.

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EDPB AND EDPS HAVE SERIOUS CONCERNS REGARDING CSA REGULATION

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) and the European Data Protection
Supervisor (EDPS) warn of serious data protection and privacy concerns, serious
risks for fundamental rights.

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UN QUESTIONS PROPOSED REGULATION'S COMPATIBILITY WITH HUMAN RIGHTS

The UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk speaks against EU's plans to search
all private messages and photos without suspicion, using error-prone algorithms.

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THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION'S OWN SCRUTINY BOARD: EFFICIENCY NOT DEMONSTRATED

The Board points that the CSA proposal is not sufficiently clear on how measures
for detecting new child sexual abuse material/grooming would respect the
prohibition of general monitoring obligations and on whether they are even
efficient.

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EESC: "DISPROPORTIONATE MEASURES" THAT OPEN RISK FOR "WIDESPREAD MONITORING"

The EU's European Social and Economic Committee (EESC) shows CSA proposal comes
with measures of "disproportionate nature", warns about the "risk of widespread
monitoring of all virtual exchanges", questions the approach of "a general sweep
of hosting and communication services" and "asks the Commission to make the text
better and more specific in order to safeguard secrecy of correspondence and
respect for privacy".

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MEPS FROM DIFFERENT PARTIES: "REFRAIN FROM CREATING OR CONDONING A MASS
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM"

Members of the European Parliament ring the alarm on EU Commission proposal:
"Mass surveillance of digital correspondence specifically would cause widespread
uncertainty, distrust and unrest among citizens and businesses".

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THE STOP SCANNING ME CAMPAIGN IS PRESENT IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

The German "Chatkontrolle STOPPEN!" campaign

The Danish "Chat control" coalition

The Swedish "Chat Control 2.0" campaign

The Spanish campaign

The Portuguese campaign


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