The Council found a common position on chatcontrol.
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The Council found a common position on chatcontrol. A vote on the proposal will happen tomorrow (2025-11-19) in COREPER II and is expected to pass. Next up: Trilogue, where the differences between the Council's, the Parliament's and the Commission's position will be resolved.
The leaked partial general approach of the Council can be found here:
https://cdn.netzpolitik.org/wp-upload/2025/11/2025-11-13_Council_Presidency_COREPER_CSA-R_Partial-mandate_15318.pdf1/2
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The Council found a common position on chatcontrol. A vote on the proposal will happen tomorrow (2025-11-19) in COREPER II and is expected to pass. Next up: Trilogue, where the differences between the Council's, the Parliament's and the Commission's position will be resolved.
The leaked partial general approach of the Council can be found here:
https://cdn.netzpolitik.org/wp-upload/2025/11/2025-11-13_Council_Presidency_COREPER_CSA-R_Partial-mandate_15318.pdf1/2
Apart from the proposal itself, netzpolitik.org once again leaks a cable detailing the LEWP session on 2025-11-12: https://netzpolitik.org/2025/interne-dokumente-eu-staaten-einigen-sich-auf-freiwillige-chatkontrolle/
The approach seems to be the bare minimum which all states can support. No detection obligations are to be imposed, however voluntary scanning will be permitted. The problems with age verification remain.
Time to read through the proposal in full, again.
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