Stop Killing The Internet

The organisers of the Stop Killing Games citizens' initiative are calling on supporters to back a new European Citizens' Initiative, Stop Killing the Internet. The campaign urges people to say no to Digital ID and age verification requirements, and is collecting signatures through the EU's official citizens' initiative portal. Supporters are being encouraged to spread the word and sign online.

Supporters of the Stop Killing Games campaign have launched a new European Citizens' Initiative called Stop Killing The Internet, registered on the EU's citizens-initiative portal. The effort follows the earlier campaign against publishers shutting down purchased video games, and backers are now promoting it across gaming and digital rights communities, linking it to broader EU regulation debates.

Campaigners associated with the Stop Killing Games movement are urging Europeans to sign a new European Citizens' Initiative calling for an end to digital ID requirements and online age verification, warning these measures threaten internet privacy and open access. The petition, published on the European Commission's citizens' initiative platform, is being promoted across social media under the slogan Stop Killing The Internet.