Private messages could be scanned in Europe as EU vote reignites surveillance fears

The EU Just Legalized Scanning of Private Messages Without a Warrant

On July 9, 2026, the European Parliament allowed a law nicknamed “Chat Control” to pass, even though most of the lawmakers who showed up to vote were against it. The measure permits tech companies operating in the European Union to scan private messages, emails, and chats for law enforcment purposes without first getting a warrant [] The post The EU Just Legalized Scanning of Private Messages Without a Warrant appeared first on The Punching Bag Post.

Not What You Ordered: Too Many Cooks in the EU Kitchen Whips Up Electronic Surveillance

Not What You Ordered: Too Many Cooks in the EU Kitchen Whips Up Electronic Surveillance

EU Mandates Driver-Facing Cameras in New Cars From Today

Surveillance just became a factory-fitted option you can't decline. The post EU Mandates Driver-Facing Cameras in New Cars From Today appeared first on Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights.

EU’s Driver-Monitoring Camera Mandate Raises Red Flags on Surveillance Creep

The latest EU bureaucratic requirement raises serious questions about who ultimately controls the information gathered inside your own car. The post EU’s Driver-Monitoring Camera Mandate Raises Red Flags on Surveillance Creep first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Penggodam intai data rakyat

PETALING JAYA: Data sensitif jutaan rakyat yang disimpan agensi kerajaan khususnya sektor kesihatan menjadi antara sasaran utama penggodam kerana mempunyai nilai tinggi di pasaran gelap dan boleh dieksploitasi untuk pelbagai jenayah siber. Presiden Persatuan Pengguna Siber Malaysia (MCCA), Siraj Jalil berkata, penggodam sentiasa mencari peluang menceroboh sistem yang menyimpan maklumat peribadi kerana data berkenaan boleh ... Read more The post Penggodam intai data rakyat appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.