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Author claims the European Parliament voted in favor on 2026-07-09 to end freedom…

Brief

The post by Mario ZNA (shared 2026-07-09) alleges that the European Parliament approved 'Chat Control,' effectively ending freedom of speech and enabling Brussels to mass-scan private messages and legalize monitoring of citizens’ communications; the author also points out that mentions of 'illegal content' were omitted, which they claim reduces the drama of the narrative.

Why it matters

Author claims the European Parliament voted in favor on 2026-07-09 to end freedom of speech by approving 'Chat Control'.

Key details

  • Post asserts the EU (referred to as 'Brussels') will be able to massively scan private messages and legalize monitoring of citizens’ communications.
  • Author notes that a reference to 'illegal content' was omitted, which they say 'makes the story less dramatic.'
Source evidence

They skipped the "illegal content" part.
It makes the story less dramatic.

Mario ZNA (@MarioBojic)

🚨🇪🇺The European Parliament has just voted IN FAVOR of ending freedom of speech!

The EU will now crush citizens’ privacy pushed through Chat Control!

Brussels will be able to massively scan private messages and legalize the monitoring of citizens’ communications.

— https://nitter.net/MarioBojic/status/2075170289151811595#m