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The same argument of “lawful acces to data while ensuring the rights to privacy and security” keeps popping up. I just can’t fit into my head how one can ensure my right to privacy while actively enabeling the undermining of said right. Have none of the “experts” taken Cybersecurity 101 or read just [one article detailing why it is impossible to “just let the good guys decrypt the bad guys’ encrypted data”] (https://mullvad.net/en/chatcontrol/stop-chatcontrol). Maybe I’m just missing something.
“Expert opinions” lol…
“We should sanction non-approved messaging services because they are open to abuse by foreign governments.” Sure. What about USA putting backdoors into things and the backdoors being used by said foreign governmemts? What a terrible argument.
Chinese Hackers Used U.S. Government-Mandated Wiretap Systems
The idea of being forced to use government approved messaging services seems a bit Orwellian.
Damn, they have some shit takes. But this is suggestions from a work force. Not even a proposed bill.
And normies think EU privacy protection means something 🤡
Still does. These are nowhere near laws.