Amnesty International<\/a>, Privacy International<\/a> and 28 other civil and human rights groups on Wednesday urged EU lawmakers to take a strong stand on privacy rights in proposed rules governing Facebook's WhatsApp<\/a> and Microsoft<\/a>'s Skype<\/a>.

The call by the group in a letter to the
European Parliament<\/a>, whose members are spread out across Europe, is in response to what they said are attempts by EU countries to weaken privacy rights.

EU countries in February agreed to a joint position in forthcoming negotiations with EU lawmakers and the
European Commission<\/a> on an ePrivacy Regulation that would subject WhatsApp and Skype to the same rules as telecoms providers and restrict the tracking of users in order to provide personalised ads.

The regulation, proposed by the
Commission<\/a> in 2017, has run into various hurdles, with EU countries disagreeing on rules for cookies, consent requirements and provisions on detecting and deleting child pornography.

The
civil groups<\/a> said EU countries had removed or weakened some clauses that would protect internet users from tracking and monitoring whether by cookies or other technological means or ban tracking or cookie walls from the negotiations. These clauses had been proposed by EU lawmakers as a basis for the talks.

EU lawmakers should restore these clauses because privacy has become a paramount issue during the COVID-19 pandemic as people move online for everyday activities and exchanges, the group said.

\"We have the opportunity to create an internet that better serves users by stopping built-in data harvesting and tracing methods,\" Eva Simon, senior advocacy officer at the Civil Liberties Union for Europe (Liberties), said in a statement.

\"It's important that the European Parliament realises it can stand up for people, and not defend the interests of the big tech platforms.\"
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民间团体希望欧盟立法者提高隐私权在计划WhatsApp, Skype的规则

国际特赦组织,隐私国际和其他28公民和人权团体周三敦促欧盟立法者采取强劲站在隐私权提出规则Facebook的WhatsApp和微软的Skype。

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集团在一封给调用的欧洲议会,其成员分散在整个欧洲,是在回应他们说,欧盟国家试图削弱隐私权。

欧盟国家在今年2月同意联合位置与欧盟立法者和即将到来的谈判欧洲委员会在ePrivacy监管主体WhatsApp和Skype作为电信供应商相同的规则,限制用户的跟踪,以提供个性化的广告。

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监管,提出的委员会2017年,遇到各种障碍,欧盟国家不同意规则饼干,同意要求和规定检测和删除儿童色情。

民间团体表示,欧盟国家已删除或削弱了一些条款,保护互联网用户跟踪和监测无论是饼干或其他技术手段或禁止跟踪或饼干墙壁的谈判。这些条款已经被欧盟立法者提议作为谈判的基础。

欧盟立法者应该恢复这些条款,因为隐私已成为一个重要的问题在COVID-19流行作为日常活动和人们在线交流,该组织说。

“我们有机会创造一个更好的服务用户的互联网通过停止内置数据收集和跟踪方法,”伊娃•西蒙高级宣传官员对欧洲公民自由联盟(自由)在一份声明中说。

“重要的是,欧洲议会意识到它能站起来的人,而不是保护的利益大科技平台。”
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Amnesty International<\/a>, Privacy International<\/a> and 28 other civil and human rights groups on Wednesday urged EU lawmakers to take a strong stand on privacy rights in proposed rules governing Facebook's WhatsApp<\/a> and Microsoft<\/a>'s Skype<\/a>.

The call by the group in a letter to the
European Parliament<\/a>, whose members are spread out across Europe, is in response to what they said are attempts by EU countries to weaken privacy rights.

EU countries in February agreed to a joint position in forthcoming negotiations with EU lawmakers and the
European Commission<\/a> on an ePrivacy Regulation that would subject WhatsApp and Skype to the same rules as telecoms providers and restrict the tracking of users in order to provide personalised ads.

The regulation, proposed by the
Commission<\/a> in 2017, has run into various hurdles, with EU countries disagreeing on rules for cookies, consent requirements and provisions on detecting and deleting child pornography.

The
civil groups<\/a> said EU countries had removed or weakened some clauses that would protect internet users from tracking and monitoring whether by cookies or other technological means or ban tracking or cookie walls from the negotiations. These clauses had been proposed by EU lawmakers as a basis for the talks.

EU lawmakers should restore these clauses because privacy has become a paramount issue during the COVID-19 pandemic as people move online for everyday activities and exchanges, the group said.

\"We have the opportunity to create an internet that better serves users by stopping built-in data harvesting and tracing methods,\" Eva Simon, senior advocacy officer at the Civil Liberties Union for Europe (Liberties), said in a statement.

\"It's important that the European Parliament realises it can stand up for people, and not defend the interests of the big tech platforms.\"
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