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What are Ofcom realistically going to do when providers refuse to comply? We've seen the X/CSAM issue this week and both the government and regulator are clearly unwilling to stand up to American big-tech.
What are Ofcom realistically going to do when providers refuse to comply? We've seen the X/CSAM issue this week and both the government and regulator are clearly unwilling to stand up to American big-tech.
The next step is the National Firewall and then the VPN ban.
Nobody voted for this. I'm pretty cynical about both the current and previous government, but it feels like there's been a shift since Labour came into power. Historically this overbearing surveillance has been held back. There was chatter but it was met with resistance. Now it feels like the discussion is being squashed and there are invisible forces at work. If by some miracle the UK and EU agree on a new Youth Mob…
>If by some miracle the UK and EU agree on a new Youth Mobility Scheme I'm out of here. https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/migration-and-asy...
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>If by some miracle the UK and EU agree on a new Youth Mobility Scheme I'm out of here. https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/migration-and-asy...
UK isn’t an EU member state.
> An EU Blue Card gives highly-qualified workers from outside the EU the opportunity to live and work in an EU Member State...
Nobody voted for this. I'm pretty cynical about both the current and previous government, but it feels like there's been a shift since Labour came into power. Historically this overbearing surveillance has been held back. There was chatter but it was met with resistance. Now it feels like the discussion is being squashed and there are invisible forces at work. If by some miracle the UK and EU agree on a new Youth Mob…
Hanlon's razor applies here. The truth is most people simply don't care because they don't understand, and don't care to understand.
> It starts with child abuse material, because who’s going to defend not catching that? After the recent X CSAM generation arguments and the potential for X to get blocked in the UK, it seems like more people than I expected will defend it.