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#ChatControl proposal failed in the Council of the EU again today! 
Hungary tried to use its presidency to shame critical governments into agreeing to the proposed mass surveillance by forcing ministers to explain themselves during live-streamed public session. This plan backfired:
several countries took the floor to confirm on the record that this would undermine #cybersecurity, attack #encryption with #ClientSideScanning and violate fundamental rights!
https://video.consilium.europa.eu/event/en/27778
#StopScanningMe
The video of the session is already available and can be downloaded (full or specific sections) in any language. Let's remind everyone of this when the European Commission wrongly claims that #ChatControl would not be a disproportionate attack on our civil rights, threaten everyone's security and undermine encryption with Client-Side-Scanning!
What is your favourite clip?
https://video.consilium.europa.eu/event/en/27778
#StopScanningMe
@ilja Thank you for flagging and for providing the updated link! It is now fixed in the original posts.
@fnf It is now 404'd. 
@RachaelAva1024 Thank you for flagging, the link changed, now fixed in the original posts.
@fnf Frankly, I find it hard to celebrate such moderate and indecisive responses: "we want this law, just not in this form". There isn't a party out there to even attempt to bury the proposal outright and question its premises