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In-Car Cameras Are Now Required in Europe. US Isn't Far Behind
New cars in Europe must have an advanced driver-monitoring system using cameras, sparking privacy concerns.
Attention-minded features in cars are nothing new, and plenty serve up periodic reminders if you've been driving for long periods of time to take a break or maybe even stop for a cup of coffee. There's a difference between an occasional nudge on a "dumb" timer, however, and what an ADDW system would do, keeping an eye on you to catch you slipping.

Germany: Government Curbing Freedom of Information Act
Curtailing Political Transparency Fosters Public Distrust
In its coalition agreement adopted last year, the government set out a commitment to reform the Freedom of Information Act to provide "added value for citizens and the administration." However, the government's plans to limit freedom of information in Germany would breach not just its own commitment but also international and European human rights law, Human Rights Watch said.
Only individuals would have access to public records, preventing civil society organizations like Human Rights Watch or media organizations from making requests.
The government would remove the cap, currently at €500, on fees for information requests, which risks creating financially prohibitive barriers, deterring and excluding people from access.
The government would allow routine redactions of names of public officials, which would obscure individual responsibility for government actions.

Cvetka: Gre se za otroke Stane, in podobni, ki radi kažejo s prsti na Kitajsko, se bodo zagotovo počutili kot doma.
Europe's plan to protect kids online goes beyond an age ban
A Commission-basked proposal would introduce an EU-wide social media age floor while shifting responsibility for child safety onto social media platforms.
Restricting access only for children weakens the incentive to redesign products, and risks that both platforms and policymakers rest on their laurels," she said. "Requiring safety for all users would fundamentally change the business case for attention-maximising and exploitative design.