"EFF has joined more than 80 civil society organizations, companies, and cybersecurity experts in signing a letter urging the European Commission to change course on its recently announced “Technology Roadmap on Encryption.” The roadmap, part of the EU’s ProtectEU strategy, discusses new ways for law enforcement to access encrypted data. That framing is dangerously flawed.
Let’s be clear: there is no technical “lawful access” to end-to-end encrypted messages that preserves security and privacy. Any attempt to circumvent encryption—like client-side scanning—creates new vulnerabilities, threatening the very people governments claim to protect.
This letter is significant in not just its content, but in who signed it. The breadth of the coalition makes one thing clear: civil society and the global technical community overwhelmingly reject the idea that weakening encryption can coexist with respect for fundamental rights."
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/06/eus-encryption-roadmap-makes-everyone-less-safe
CDT Europe, as part of the steering committee of the Global Encryption Coalition, joined 88 other civil society organisations, companies, and cybersecurity experts in a letter to the European Commission, raising serious concerns about the future of 
Strong encryption is not a barrier to security, it is a fundamental pillar of it. We need to defend it, not undermine it.
