Platformele pot scana din nou conținut cu abuzuri asupra copiilor. Mesajele criptate rămân protejate

The EU has allowed online platforms to detect child sexual abuse content again, except in end-to-end encrypted communications. This decision follows difficult negotiations between child protection organizations and privacy advocates. For nearly four months, platforms operated without a legal framework after previous regulations expired. The new rules permit but do not mandate scanning until April 2028. This decision is part of a broader ongoing dispute regarding the obligation for social networks to detect such content, which has faced significant criticism for privacy concerns. The temporary rules provide time for further legislative discussions.