European Parliament rejects extension of CSAM scanning rules for tech platforms
2026-03-29T20:52:23Z•adc4c4f25eadaa226c07a89cd98baed14d43082cafeb437422904bded206d646
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Multiple security and policy developments across Europe and the UK: the European Parliament rejected extending rules permitting automated CSAM scanning by tech platforms, potentially reducing a widely used detection vector despite strong support from law enforcement and child-protection groups. A UK parliamentary report warns of sustained, sophisticated, hard-to-trace foreign interference campaigns exploiting divisive issues and recommends tighter political-donation limits. The FBI confirmed an Iran-linked hacking group stole a director’s personal emails (described as historical and non-classf
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