The EU have launched an attack on encryption as well. More to come probably in next few days.
Germany is a funny country when it comes to privacy. Their secret service is just as good as the NSA and GCHQ. Germany was even among the first nations to oblige ISPs to track client logins.
But somehow there's that belief that privacy is part of the modern DNA of the nation and thus agencies will not use all that data they have access to, at least not without a valid warrant.
I always loved how Germany dealt with (online) privacy and the CCC (and also Heise and Golem) are pretty legendary in their fight for the protection of privacy. But come 2020 the belief also feels rather naive.
If I'm not mistaken, ISPs have to do that in the entire EU.