EU lawmakers criticize new border force powers to surveil social media

The EU border agency (Frontex) is receiving expanded authority to monitor social media for illegal content, drawing criticism from EU lawmakers over privacy and surveillance concerns. The move signals a shift toward proactive digital monitoring in border security, though the scope and implementation remain unclear. This development matters as it could set a precedent for state surveillance and affect civil liberties within the EU.

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