
The EU's plan to scan your private messages isn't dead. It's heading for a September showdown
'Chat Control,' the EU push to scan private messages for child-abuse material, comes in two versions. A voluntary one survived a July vote; a far-reaching mandatory one now returns for a decisive autumn negotiation. At its heart is a question with no easy answer: can you scan everyone's messages without breaking the encryption that protects them? Here is the honest state of play.







