Solid breakdown of the European Union’s authoritarian Digital Service Act referenced in the recent Insta on the alternate account…
“A state of emergency normally gives governments extraordinary powers and suspends normal laws and regulation in order to preserve lives and property – something that has thus far been used in case of war or natural disaster, i.e., those events affecting a country’s physical security, economy, etc.
But now the 27 EU countries will be able to do the same in imposing extraordinary control on all key, public-facing elements of the web: social platforms, search engines, and e-commerce sites.”
via https://reclaimthenet.org/the-eus-digital-services-act-is-the-next-big-threat-to-free-speech
@TheStarkNakedBrief
“A state of emergency normally gives governments extraordinary powers and suspends normal laws and regulation in order to preserve lives and property – something that has thus far been used in case of war or natural disaster, i.e., those events affecting a country’s physical security, economy, etc.
But now the 27 EU countries will be able to do the same in imposing extraordinary control on all key, public-facing elements of the web: social platforms, search engines, and e-commerce sites.”
via https://reclaimthenet.org/the-eus-digital-services-act-is-the-next-big-threat-to-free-speech
@TheStarkNakedBrief
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