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Europe revives law allowing big tech to scan for CSAM

·Source: The Record

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Executive Summary

The law known as Chat Control 2.0 passed in the European Parliament, permitting companies like Google, Meta and Microsoft to scan users' messages to hunt for CSAM.

Analysis

The law known as Chat Control 2.0 passed in the European Parliament, permitting companies like Google, Meta and Microsoft to scan users' messages to hunt for CSAM.
Source Attribution

Originally published by The Record on Jul 10, 2026.

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