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Canada's Bill C-22 could drive out a tool 20 million people use to beat censorship
yahoo.comFrom the people behind the Stop Killing Games movement. A new movement to stop ID/Age Verification across the internet.
The stop killing games people have made a new European Citizens' Initiative movement called "Stop Killing The Internet: No Digital ID & No Age Verification" aimed at stopping ID / Age Verification across the internet in Europe or at least making sure that it's done is an open source, privacy respecting way (assuming that's possible)
It's now live at: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/066/public/#/screen/home
If your in the EU I strongly recommend signing it.
If your not in Europe I've recommend spreading the word to help it pass (I also recommend this for people who are in Europe.)
*Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with the movement beyond being a supporter of the cause. I just wanted to signal boost it is all because I seen almost no recent articles talking about it.
Tell State Attorneys General: No Concessions on the Paramount/WBD Merger
freepress.netKOSA Won't Save Your Kids. You Will: Why internet restrictions, age verification, and censorship are no substitute for parenting.
reprouncensored.orgActivism makes a difference: the SCREEN Act unexpectedly fails in committee! But KOSA advances, so keep up the pressure
thenexusofprivacy.netSenator Markey Expresses Concerns on KOSA
fightforthefuture.orgSan Francisco: Don’t Fall for Industry Defense of Surveillance Pricing
eff.orgPrivacy questions about bridging to Discord
If your home server supports bridging to Discord is any data being sent to Discord by default?
If I decide to actively use that function what data can Discord in theory collect about me and am I then subject to there horrendous "We collect all the data and own everything you post to our platform" privacy policy?
Is there any non-coder/technology expert friendly documentation on the matter that's easy to read/understand?