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eco Association of the Internet Industry Signs Open Letter to British Home Secretary for the Protection of End-to-End Encryption
Policy & Law

eco Association of the Internet Industry Signs Open Letter to British Home Secretary for the Protection of End-to-End Encryption

Together with 192 other organisations, including Mozilla, Proton, WhatsApp and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), eco Association has signed an open letter to the British Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper.
date 2025/02/17
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eco Criticises the New CSAM Regulation Proposal: New Upload Moderation Incompatible with EU Law and Integrity of Encryption Mechanisms
Policy & Law

Association of the Internet Industry Warns Against Unconstitutional Surveillance: Union Calls for Massive Expansion of Security Powers

eco sharply criticizes the extensive surveillance demands of the CDU/CSU. In response to today’s government statement by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the Union is calling for aspects such as data retention.
date 2025/01/29
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eco Board Member Klaus Landefeld on the German Coalition Agreement: “A surveillance overview bill must not just be lip service”
Policy & Law

NIS2 Hearing: eco Calls for Swift Implementation to Strengthen Cybersecurity in Germany

Today, the German Bundestag’s Committee on Internal Affairs and Home Affairs is dealing with the outstanding issues regarding the implementation of the NIS2 Directive, whose deadline for national transposition already expired on October 17, 2024. eco Association is urging for a swift adoption of the law.
date 2024/11/04
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Policy & Law

Quick Freeze Instead of Data Retention: eco Welcomes New Initiative by the Traffic Light Coalition

The eco – Association of the Internet Industry welcomes the progress and the renewed attempt to find a solution that is sustainable under constitutional and European law.
date 2024/10/18
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42 Per Cent of Germans Still Sceptical Regarding the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence 3
Artificial Intelligence

eco Association on the AI Act: EU and Germany Must Not Repeat Mistakes of GDPR

Based on the latest developments, Germany is expected to approve the current draft of the AI Act this coming Friday. eco Association advocates for a real-world transposition and EU-wide standardised criteria in dealing with AI systems.
date 2024/01/31
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eco Survey: Every Second Person Wants to Use E-Prescriptions Digitally
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eco Survey: Every Second Person Wants to Use E-Prescriptions Digitally

Since the beginning of the year, doctors have been obliged to issue e-prescriptions that can be redeemed in pharmacies using an app or the electronic health card (eGK). The majority of Germans (53.7 per cent) welcome this and say they would like to use e-prescriptions digitally in the future.
date 2024/01/11
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42 Per Cent of Germans Still Sceptical Regarding the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence 3
Artificial Intelligence

42 Per Cent of Germans Still Sceptical Regarding the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence

AI is a key technology of the future with a wide range of possible applications and the potential to transform the economy, science and society. Nevertheless, there are still major reservations about AI-based technologies in large parts of the German population, as displayed through an eco/Civey survey. eco calls for a broad debate in order to boost societal acceptance.
date 2023/11/13
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Digitalisation: eco Association Formulates Top 5 Digital Policy Tasks for the next German Federal Government
Policy & Law

eco on the German Unity Day: One in Three Germans Believes Reunification Would Have Occurred Sooner with the Internet

It is difficult to predict how German reunification would have unfolded if the Internet had existed in its current form. However, approximately one in three Germans (30.5 per cent) believes that German reunification would have occurred sooner if the digital global networking had existed at that time. These are the results of a representative survey of 2,515 Germans conducted by the opinion research institute Civey on behalf of the eco – Association of the Internet Industry, on the occasion of this year’s German Unification Day.
date 2023/10/02
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Background Paper on the CSAM Regulation
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eco’s key aspects concerning the CSAM Regulation

On 11 May 2022, the EU Commission published its proposal for the CSAM Regulation calling for a variety of new provisions for providers of online services, the designation of so-called “Coordinating Authorities” in the Member States and the establishment of a European Centre to prevent and combat child sexual abuse.
date 2023/07/24
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eco Board Member Klaus Landefeld on the German Coalition Agreement: “A surveillance overview bill must not just be lip service”
Policy & Law

Police Software in Hessen and Hamburg: eco Association Welcomes Ruling of the Federal Constitutional Court

eco Association welcomes the decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court regarding software data analysis undertaken by the police in Hessen and Hamburg. The court has declared the regulations on automated data analysis to be unconstitutional.
date 2023/02/20
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