<ul><li>EU members couldn't reach an agreement on the European Commission's proposal to scan private communications to combat child sexual abuse material (CSAM).</li><li>The draft bill, known as Chat Control, has faced criticism for its implications on privacy and data security.</li><li>Despite the need to address these crimes, 10 EU member nations opposed the current form of the Child Sexual Abuse Regulation (CSAR).</li><li>Lawmakers have made changes to the bill, requiring communication service providers to scan shared content with user permission, but privacy concerns persist.</li></ul>

The EU still cant agree on chat control – but it's not over yet

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