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Combating child sexual abuse: support for a more limited ePrivacy derogation | News | European Parliament

On Thursday, Parliament adopted amendments to a privacy exemption allowing electronic communication services to voluntarily detect child sexual abuse.

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europarl.europa.euStai leggendo13 g fa

Combating child sexual abuse: support for a more limited ePrivacy derogation | News | European Parliament

On Thursday, Parliament adopted amendments to a privacy exemption allowing electronic communication services to voluntarily detect child sexual abuse.

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  1. martedì 7 luglio 2026·euronews.com

    EU to extend message-scanning regime to detect child abuse online

    The legislation has been dubbed "chat control" by its critics, due to its privacy implications, particularly on end-to-end encrypted communications. #EuropeNews

  2. martedì 7 luglio 2026·it.euronews.com

    Controllo chat contro abusi sui minori, nuovo voto al Parlamento Ue

    I critici hanno ribattezzato la normativa “controllo delle chat" per le sue implicazioni sulla privacy, soprattutto in merito alle comunicazioni con crittografia end-to-end…

euronews.com
13 g fa

EU Parliament excludes end-to-end chats from message-scanning regime

A law allowing scanning of online communications to detect child sexual abuse material was amended by MEPs to protect users’ privacy. The new version could create a clash with member states. #EuropeNews

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helsinkitimes.fi13 g fa

EU Parliament approves chat scanning after controversial second vote

The European Parliament has approved an extension of temporary rules allowing online platforms to continue voluntarily scanning unencrypted user communications for known child sexual abuse material until April 2028,…

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thenextweb.com13 g fa

EU Parliament revives child-abuse scanning bill

The European Parliament advanced a revived CSAM-scanning bill via a rare procedure, with an encryption carve-out that satisfied neither side.

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euractiv.com13 g fa

How the EPP pushed the chat-scanning law back to Parliament | Euractiv

MEPs vote again on temporary rules allowing chat scanning for child abuse content

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wired.com13 g fa

A Majority of European Lawmakers Voted Against Letting Big Tech Read Our Messages. They’re Going to Anyway.

Companies will once again be allowed to scan citizens’ personal texts, emails, and social media messages to find child abuse material online.

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  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·euractiv.com

    How the EPP pushed the chat-scanning law back to Parliament | Euractiv

    MEPs vote again on temporary rules allowing chat scanning for child abuse content

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·europarl.europa.eu

    Combating child sexual abuse: support for a more limited ePrivacy derogation | News | European Parliament

    On Thursday, Parliament adopted amendments to a privacy exemption allowing electronic communication services to voluntarily detect child sexual abuse.

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·koreatimes.co.kr

    EU Parliament backs extension of chat monitoring to detect child abuse - The Korea Times

    The European Parliament on Thursday voted in favour of temporarily allowing companies such as WhatsApp, Microsoft and Google to continue to scan pr...

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·channelnewsasia.com

    EU lawmakers back reinstating interim rules to allow Big Tech to tackle child pornography

    BRUSSELS, July 9 : EU lawmakers backed a proposal on Thursday to reinstate temporary rules to allow Google, Meta Platforms and other online platforms to detect and remove online…

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·euronews.com

    EU Parliament excludes end-to-end chats from message-scanning regime

    A law allowing scanning of online communications to detect child sexual abuse material was amended by MEPs to protect users’ privacy. The new version could create a clash with…

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·wired.com

    A Majority of European Lawmakers Voted Against Letting Big Tech Read Our Messages. They’re Going to Anyway.

    Companies will once again be allowed to scan citizens’ personal texts, emails, and social media messages to find child abuse material online.

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·helsinkitimes.fi

    EU Parliament approves chat scanning after controversial second vote

    The European Parliament has approved an extension of temporary rules allowing online platforms to continue voluntarily scanning unencrypted user communications for known child…

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·thenextweb.com

    EU Parliament revives child-abuse scanning bill

    The European Parliament advanced a revived CSAM-scanning bill via a rare procedure, with an encryption carve-out that satisfied neither side.

  • giovedì 9 luglio 2026·efe.com

    El PE propone excluir de la normativa contra el abuso sexual infantil los chats cifrados - EFE

    El PE propuso excluir de la prórroga de las normas temporales que permiten detectar, denunciar y eliminar de manera voluntaria contenidos de abuso sexual infantil en línea los…

  • venerdì 10 luglio 2026·euronews.com

    Why Chat Control 1.0 is the EU's most Orwellian law yet

    A loophole in parliamentary procedure allowed MEPs to extend mass scanning of private communications until 2026 — without a direct vote on the substance of the law.