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A Framework to Control the Internet
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The EU wants to use the Digital Services Act to gain control of the
Internet. Be assured that this kind of control won't stop at the border.
Marie has some ideas of how we can oppose these forces.
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What's your take?
Do you think the Digital Services Act is going to be used to gain global
control? Do you think this is going to be implemented in the United
States? Do you have any suggestions on some things we can do to gain
independence from a situation like this?
Let's discuss it in the comments section.
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