Censorship regime? German interior ministers call for end of anonymity on web, more surveillance, and new laws against hate speech
Germany is ramping up a new censorship agenda, which could end anonymity on social networks and lead to mass surveillance
(Re Mix) More surveillance, more resources against “disinformation” and less free speech were the themes of the Wednesday conference of interior ministers from Germany’s federal and state governments.
“We need more measures against misleading and demonstrably false information,” said Bavarian Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann, of the Christian Socialist Union, who is taking over the presidency.
Herrmann demanded that users should only be allowed to use their real
names on social networks, effectively ending anonymity. He demanded
that social media and web providers should be forced to verify the
authenticity of the identity of their users. In addition, a paper
produced by the interior ministers requires them to provide a “decrypted
dump” of content in the event of an investigation against subjects. ---More...
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