The filter thing has only been approved for big platforms, like Google, Faceberg, not for small sites.
>The approved version of the directive doesn't impose an upload filter across the board: only platforms hosting and promoting 'significant' quantities of uploads will be forced to comply, with small sites exempted.The link tax will also apply only to these big content platforms like Faceberg.
Also, this is not a final decision, it's just a vote in the parliament. Next there will be negotiations in the council with governments so they can reach a final form to vote on next year. So the final form may be a lil different next year.
After it's adopted, each country will decide how they want to implement it, because this is a directive, so it's just a declaration of general principles, it's not a detailed law.
>>6422646And what does a plenary vote has to do with past presidents of the EU parl? Did he influence the vote of hundreds of MEPs?
