AGAIN?
Will they keep trying this again and again and again and again until it passes?
That is exactly the plan.
Go back to posts about the last time they tried and look at the comments predicting this would happen.
It's scary how persistent they are to pass it
This is hard to look at. I thought our side of the ocean was dystopian. So you get health care, but no private texting.
We'll still do, just not from corporations. That's the reason I've been running my matrix server for years. The crypto(graphy) wars of early 2000 it's an example why it won't work. Unless they ban github and similar, there will always be free/open software to fill that need.
Also we don't get mass shootings 😅
How do you message someone who doesn’t use your matrix server?
I should have clarified, it's for close family only. If ChatControl comes to pass I guess some more people will get onboarded on it.
Are people allowed to communicate with you on your Matrix server from other Matrix servers?
Not in a technical sense, but in a legal sense.
No idea, it's not federated anyway
What's your setup?
Not who you replied to but Spantaleev’s Ansible script can be fired at a VPS of your choice and Bob’s your uncle.
Bob actually is my uncle how the fuck did you know?? This is why we need secure communication methods so everyone will stop doxxing my poor uncle.
The US will quickly follow if the EU passes it I bet
Have you not heard of KOSA? We're basically trying already.
Only some places get free health care. Some EU countries have insurance systems.
+1 for decentralized or federalized services gonna plug matrix here I've used it for 5 years avoid using matrix.org homeserver
Anyone know if it passed?
So much care about private chats, so little care about legislating shadow moderation and troll factories.
Spain is really trying their absolute damndest to root out and "arrest" separatists I guess...
Unfortunately I'm starting to expect the Spanish Inquisition
Same with Ireland
Hey, that green shape looks familiar...
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