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Guido Arnold
7 years ago
Blog post by FSFE's Executive Director @jonaso@diasp.eu :

Policy, why's that?


"... but as Schneier puts it: it's no longer a question of it, it's a question of when. As free and open source software gets into health care, automotive and other safety critical areas, it's getting further into areas of software regulation, and those areas will only expand over time.

To meet this need for regulation, we must ensure regulatory agencies and governments are getting the support and knowledge they need to create good policies and regulation, rather than bad ones.

Advertisement: This is something the FSFE is already doing, but we could use your support to do more."

#FSFE #Policy #FreeSoftware #OpenSource

Policy, why's that?

In November 2016, Bruce Schneier wrote about the need for increased regulation in the software sphere. If we want to secure our increasingly computerized and connected world, we need more government involvement in the security of the "Internet of Things" and increased regulation of what are now critical and life-threatening
Blog post by FSFE's Executive Director @jonaso@diasp.eu :

Policy, why's that?


"... but as Schneier puts it: it's no longer a question of it, it's a question of when. As free and open source software gets into health care, automotive and other safety critical areas, it's getting further into areas of software regulation, and those areas will only expand over time.

To meet this need for regulation, we must ensure regulatory agencies and governments are getting the support and knowledge they need to create good policies and regulation, rather than bad ones.

Advertisement: This is something the FSFE is already doing, but we could use your support to do more."

#FSFE #Policy #FreeSoftware #OpenSource

Policy, why's that?

In November 2016, Bruce Schneier wrote about the need for increased regulation in the software sphere. If we want to secure our increasingly computerized and connected world, we need more government involvement in the security of the "Internet of Things" and increased regulation of what are now critical and life-threatening
Hey! We are happy to announce that Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) starts to use Diaspora more actively. We will forward all our News and posts from other social networks to Diaspora. But we will also actively share content and are happy to engage with people at Diaspora.

Here you can learn more about FSFE. We are charity that empowers users to control technology. Software is deeply involved in all aspects of our lives; and it is important that this technology empowers rather than restricts us. Free Software gives everybody the rights to use, understand, adapt and share software. These rights help support other fundamental freedoms like freedom of speech, press and privacy.

At the moment this account is maintained by @Björn Schießle and @Guido Arnold

#newhere #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #Europe #Policy #Advocacy #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource

About Free Software Foundation Europe

Free Software Foundation Europe is a charity that empowers users to control technology....
Guido Arnold
7 years ago from mobile

Interesting read



on what's going on regarding FreeSoftware policy in Europe and who is
working on it.

As #FOSDEM attracts so many activists, I think this is an awesome
approach.




#FSFE #Europe #policy #EU

European Free Software Policy Meeting 2017

Building on the experience from last year's successful pre-FOSDEM meeting, the Free Software Foundation Europe and OpenForum Europe recently continued the tradition of bringing together active Free So...
Björn Schießle
8 years ago from GNU social
Russia will prioritise Free Software in public software procurement https://fsfe.org/news/2016/news-20161110-01 #FreeSoftware #policy #Russia

Russian Bill makes Free Software a Public Priority

Legislators have drafted a bill that will boost Free Software on multiple levels within the Russian Federation's public sector....
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