With more than twenty other civil society organizations, the Caos Computer Club (CCC) is making an appeal for a digital fire wall against fansism for the future federal government. Network workers lie in the United States as an example of how data collection and analysis analyze the threat democracy and state structures. Therefore hackers make twelve claims in three subject areas of the future government.
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Demands from the section “for safety and safety” sections are already known, but problems are not solved. CCC spokesman Elina Eekstädt insisted: “Democracy requires safe and confidential IT infrastructure for all.” End-to-end encryption rights and abolition of hacker paragraphs is probably in the work list of Black and Red Federal Government. But effective children and young media security are also on the agenda without restricting fundamental rights.
Abuse of the power of technical groups condemned
Protecting Digital Public Space and snatching Big Tech Company is the focus of the last block. According to the CCC call, it includes strong supervisory structures-the “Big Tech” wants to fight in the White House through its powerful colleague. The fight against digital violence, which is particularly important against the margins, should be improved by the signators, according to the signators.
According to the call, digital education should be preferred and made available to all. For this purpose, the government should strengthen digital volunteers and improve the availability of free teaching and learning materials (open academic resources).
In addition to CCC, signators include Amnesty International, Prof. Sharan, Critical Network Etack, Humanist Union and D64 centers for digital progress.
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