Last Chance to fix eIDAS
last-chance-for-eidas.orgEU law agreed behind closed doors threatens Internet security
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Media targets the average citizen. Average citizens won’t easily understand the ramifications, so the media writes on clickable stories instead.
Media could just oversimplify it: „the EU wants to know what porn you watch“, „this law allows your country to grab all your passwords“.
Write that article and post it in a blog. Use ChatGPT if you need to. Bang, you’re the media.
I mean, you’ll want to do all the SEO things to drive your hit rate, but this ain’t the old days anymore where major media conglomerates control the news.
You can simplify and explain without being oversimplifying or lying.