For months now, whispers have turned into a roar about a certain EU proposal. At first, it sounds like a noble cause - protecting children from harm online Who could argue with that?

But this is no ordinary mission. This is the turning point A moment where the digital realm risks falling into a shadow A plan that demands all our private conversations be scanned No suspicion. No crime. No reason. Just everyone. All the time

Imagine a system powerful enough to scan every message, every image, every whisper - on every device, for every person It doesn't need physical access or a noisy presence. It runs silently in the background, all the time

It was created to protect But its effectiveness is uncertain, and privacy is seriously compromised Instead of focusing on real threats, it treats everyone the same - as if risk came from simply being online

A digital weapon built before anyone can understand its consequences Like a Death Star - not made of kyber, but of code Created in the name of safety, but capable of something far more dangerous

Officially, this proposal is called CSAR (Child Sexual Abuse Regulation) , but most of us know it as ChatControl And that's no accident - the latter name more accurately reflects what this system really is and the consequences it brings

If passed, it will mark the end of private digital communication in the EU And if it happens here, it can happen anywhere Because what is accepted in one democracy can quickly become the norm in others. Europe often sets the standards others follow And the world is watching

This proposal changes the rules It weakens encryption , the very foundation of secure communication. When encryption is weakened, every message becomes vulnerable to interception , and privacy is no longer guaranteed. When privacy disappears, democracy crumbles with it The consequences do not end there - surveillance will become part of daily life , and control over our digital world will only grow stronger.

I was born into a free internet I want to die in one too

This proposal breaks fundamental rights :
- the right to private communication (Article 7)
- the right to data protection (Article 8)
- the presumption of innocence
- the principle of proportionality

This is not a debate over ideology This is a matter of principle

To the @EUCommission: I know your intentions are good But history does not judge intentions. It judges consequences You want to protect people But you may end up building something that will be used to control them

Don't build a machine you yourselves would fear You will not be remembered for good intentions - but for what you leave behind Think about how it will affect us all. Choose security, not surveillance. This is your moment Don't waste it.

To everyone else: You don't have to be from Europe to care When harmful laws pass without resistance - the impact is felt everywhere We are citizens of one digital world And in that world, staying silent comes at the highest cost

Freedom does not die loudly. It disappears - quietly - unless we stop it

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