The_Universality

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Digital sovereignty becomes real when it can be measured and applied.

The Commission's Cloud Sovereignty Framework provides practical criteria for evaluating cloud services and shows how public procurement can strengthen Europe's digital resilience.

Check this timely and insightful read from DIGIT colleagues Vincent Coudrin and Philippe Merle. 👉 link.europa.eu/k4xPKM

Imagen adjunta: Sovereign Cloud Framework

3 de junio de 2026

@EUCommission If there is an aim for AI, I hope there is a proposal for sustainable data-centers.
Then I would be worried which data would it be gathering to teach those AI models.

As for Open-Source, is there a plan for migration from Windows to GNU/Linux or FreeBSD and a requirement for phone manufacturers to allow users to install on their phones different operating systems with ease, (e.g. how it works on most laptops)?

If yes then splendid. 👍

31 de mayo de 2026
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@EUCommission Also, the one think that I like the soviet union was doing were the evacuation tests. Although the potential need for evacuation rather then being bombed bombed is fire, but I've experience a very light preventive evacuation test and only a few times. Lets introduce that back to schools.

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@EUCommission
That is unfortunately not the case.
myprivacy.blog/eu-digital-omni
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- "Only data that directly reveals health, political opinions, religion, or sexuality would count as
‘special category data'. Inferred information would no longer receive extra protection"
staff.universiteitleiden.nl/in

I'm unsure if you're oblivious to it or intentionally lying, but is damaging GDPR and is damaged rather in favor of big-tech.

22 de mayo de 2026

@EUCommission While I appreciate this, the sentence "ignoring consumer data choices" is funny while we are forcing sensitive data to be exposed via

Fighting monopolies is one thing, but shall be done properly.

One example would be Valve's Steam store. It is rather a monopoly and even most Valve fans agree on this, however, it has little to no competition. Other provide less features & worse experience.

So we shall embrace competition than just blindly "fight" monopolies.

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@EUCommission Now to start building geothermal power-plants which can gain is not only energy but minerals as well.

Then we'd need less nuclear power-plants -> No need to buy Uranium from Russia -> Not financing Russian aggression

(It would also solve the question of "what do we do with the nuclear waste")

RE: eupolicy.social/@hpod16/116538

A small step for the @EUCommission ... Or a mastodonic one? 👀

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29 de abril de 2026

@EUCommission There are two things.

1. It shouldn't be META's responsibility in this case. You do not jail a store because they failed to keep the shop-lifters away.

2. On the other hand, if they are spying on any user (even not their users) then they are sure to have the age estimates of their users and thus be able to filter them.

From all the reasons, however, I found the inability to filter users that are underaged to be the least concerning.

@EUCommission How does producing different type of cable decrease waste?

Yeah, if you have USB-C then you do not need a new one.

Not to mention the different types of USB-C cables.

So the only way to reduce e-waste in cable production is to not include cables with the purchased devices.

Yes, it is more convenient for me to need just one cable, but I'd say that the Microslops artificial Windows 11 requirements produced much more e-waste than the cables in span of multiple years.

@EUCommission I do not think that is better.

Also why now? And why does it start with ICT when there's so much to simplify in regards to agriculture?

Yeah, it would be great if regular citizens would be able to read laws without needing ten lawyers, but why do I think it will result in still unreadable laws, just easier to exploit?

25 de abril de 2026
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@EUCommission While I appreciate you are here, more can be certainly done. Just having fediverse social-sites like mastodon as one of the three first shown "share options" on EU sites.

By the way, would you be interested in having a PeerTube mirror for your YouTube videos?

It is part of the fediverse too.

19 de abril de 2026
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@EUCommission If "it is for the parents to raise their children", why do we have an ID verification app?

It is open-source, but is the back-end?

Highest privacy standard?
With I doubt that.

Just do not interfere with the privacy and usability of internet due to incompetent parents.

Also, what use doea ID verification app have when parents can it so their child can access the net?
Or the children using it without the knowledge of their parent?

12 de abril de 2026
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@EUCommission And how exactly do you plan your budgets for all those that are replaced with AI?

Also thank you for supporting AI, I really love speaking to AI instead of human on Customer Support.
It works exactly how one would expect - it doesn't.

Yes, we shall innovate in AI, but not fund its adoption in industry. That's on those who use it.

Use the money for defense and moving from Microslop's & Google's products to Open-Source

8 de abril de 2026
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@EUCommission We shall for sure form a society-wide effort to educate older generations regarding not only this, but scams as well.

But I'm a bit of skeptical with the rules.
Don't get me wrong, we shall sanction deepfakes. But the law doesn't protect uneducated on all the scams / fakes to not fall victim to those. They can at most sanction the one who did it, if we'd be able to find the culprit.

We should put a huge emphasis on education.

31 de marzo de 2026

@EUCommission

First:
How can we expect for these companies (like Meta) to effectively combat disinformation if they're making money out of it via engagement?

Second:
How are we able to control billions of user & bot post?
Do not suggest AI. Too harmful to nature and it won't work, it might make things actually worse.
Identity verification? Yeah, we might install facial recognition cameras like China does.

(Also if we are so for open internet why are Federated social sites at the bottom?)

Imagen adjunta: The ActivityPub based social site Mastodon that is decentralized & federated within a huge amount of other ActivityPub based social sites like Peertube (YouTube alternative) and many more which are decentralized and thus free as in freedom is add the bottom of the share option. Big Tech social sites that are centralized and closed source are prioritized.

27 de marzo de 2026
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@EUCommission Awesome, I really like this.

Lets now repel the mess Digital Omnibus enables with the simplification of GDPR and think of more meaningful way.

(Or if we want to simplify regulations, lets first start with the regulatory mess regarding agriculture)