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Re:Chat control: EU Commission presents mass surveillance pl... by GekkePrutser on Tuesday May 10, 2022 @02:00PM (#31330241)
> I mean, intercepting private business communications about say, factory openings or closings, would put the people with that information in a position to make large amounts of money by buying or selling property in those areas.

Like the US did with Airbus in the echelon scandal even before the pervasive surveillance that came in after 9/11. Just saying this is not a remote "worst case" scenario but a real-world one.

Re:Chat control: EU Commission presents mass surveillance pl... by throwawayboise on Tuesday May 10, 2022 @02:24PM (#31330576)
Agreed. History is replete with examples. We might like to think we're more civilized and tolerant, that we've evolved morally since then. But we're still the same humans we've always been.