Durov: Europe's new law threatens personal privacy
Telegram messenger founder Pavel Durov commented on the European Union's new plan to monitor private messages. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
He emphasized that this plan poses a significant threat to the privacy of French users in particular. According to Durov, the European Union demands that all messengers check users' private correspondence and turn their devices into monitoring tools.
This situation leads to a serious violation of the right to privacy. Pavel Durov announced on his social media page that the European Union is preparing to adopt a law that makes scanning private messages mandatory.
He noted that such a law threatens not only the security of personal data but also democratic values. Therefore, this initiative needs to be widely discussed and thoroughly analyzed among the public.
The protection of privacy is one of the fundamental principles of a democratic society. The European Union's new policy risks weakening these principles.
For this reason, such legislative proposals must be considered with serious attention and caution. Users and experts are encouraged to express their opinions and to improve measures for protecting personal data.
