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Fighting pedophilia at the expense of our privacy: The EU rule that could break the internet
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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Shit like this is why i've been trying to convince my wife to leave.
We have these traffic violation "google maps cars" driving around giving fines to everyone in the vicinity of the person breaking a rule. To fight an unlawful fine can take weeks or even months for us citizens, yet they get the right to just blanket send them to everyone who's license plate is visible in the image.
Fuck that, take your responsibility back and do it right.
The same goes for public transport, they will add fees for a detour and expect you to not check on them even though you don't have to pay for it as a detour is on them. If you want to set it right you need to put in an appeal which again can take weeks or even months.
And now they expect me to trust them, hell if they roll this out i'll falsely end up in jail before the week is over.
Go where tho?