First, Chat Control refers to a proposition in the EU, which has not been accepted at this point. So no, it's not Chat Control.
> People believe private chats to be, well, private.
You have to choose an app that seems private enough. Signal is one of the few, because it can be audited easily.
> as if the problem isn’t the censorship, but my failure to follow the rules.
The problem I see is that you disagree with how Meta handles Messenger, but still use it. Chat Control or not, there is no law preventing Meta from reading your messages for moderation.
> I guess we still have Signal. For now.
Yes, and that's a good thing.
> People believe private chats to be, well, private.
You have to choose an app that seems private enough. Signal is one of the few, because it can be audited easily.
> as if the problem isn’t the censorship, but my failure to follow the rules.
The problem I see is that you disagree with how Meta handles Messenger, but still use it. Chat Control or not, there is no law preventing Meta from reading your messages for moderation.
> I guess we still have Signal. For now.
Yes, and that's a good thing.