Here is an improved version of my infographic, I listened to the feedback and fixed the contrast and font to avoid readability issues. I will try to translate it to Dutch but I can't promise anything as I'm not great at Dutch and with translating text. If someone wants to translate it to other languages like French, German or any other European language, hit me up and I'll send you the Krita files.

by The_Metalcorn

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  2. Also politicians are conveniently exempt from this. They know this ruins privacy.

  4. And still without the victim coming forward they do nothing… only if they are the victim ofcourse

  5. All this trouble so they can give child predators a slap on the wrists? Ain’t buying it

  6. Genuine question: what are the chances this being passed on an EU level?

  7. Whichever party supports this BS, we need to stop voting for them regardless of how much their agenda matches with us, because just like companies only listen to money, parties only listen to votes.

  8. Chat control could also be abused by authoritarian figures to flag “disloyal content”, such as rebellious flyers, memes or even photos from events they want to cover up.

    (This is why it’s being pushed so hard imo)

  10. Thanks for this! The [FCC site](https://fightchatcontrol.eu) is a bit cluttered, and the topic quite fuzzy, these graphics convey the message much better. (Maybe a Wiktionary link for good measure, for those wondering, like me, about this [panopticon](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/panopticon). 🤷)

    Aside, I could help with translating to Dutch? Would be interested in the Krita files anyway. Also I wonder why those Danish (?) asshats keep pushing this thing in the first place. :l

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