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Today the EU is voting on #chatcontrol - again!

We call on the 27 Justice and Home Affairs Ministers to defend encryption! ๐Ÿ”’ ๐Ÿ’ช

Privacy is a human right and it's time politicians understand that.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Read our open letter: tuta.com/blog/joint-statement-โ€ฆ

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Defend encryption! We've sent an open letter to the EU urging them to protect your privacy.

Belgian presidency repackages EU's controversial proposal, but sees strong headwind from tech experts and civil society.
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Professor Code
Professor Code
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Can Tuta actually leave the EU if Chat Control is ever accepted?

If not, are there any other measures that can be taken to minimize the impact of Chat Control on Tuta's users?

I'd really like to know.

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Tuta
Tuta
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@ProfessorCode We are weighing our options; but for now, we focus on fighting the law so that it is not going to pass in its current form.
@Professor Code
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Paul
Paul
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Imagine being an EU citizen and having to connect to privacy/human rights respecting services like Tuta, Signal via a proxy like under an authoritarian government...

That's not an EU I want to live in.

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Zeronior
Zeronior
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Merkel meinte doch, dass das Internet "fรผr uns alle" Neuland sei.
Wenn unsere Politiker nicht wissen, was das Internet ist und wie man damit umgeht, wie kรถnnen die bestimmen, was man dort tun soll/muss oder nicht?
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