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I think they would need to shut down encryption too, because one logical outcome to avoiding copyright checks is encrypting the content on the client so the pro
by tmikaeld 8y ago
I think they would need to shut down encryption too, because one logical outcome to avoiding copyright checks is encrypting the content on the client so the provider don't know what has been uploaded.
- incompatible 8y agoThe provider could still be held liable if the decryption keys became public. The argument would just be that they "should have known better" than to "publish" data that they couldn't examine.
- tmikaeld 8y agoI guess you're right, if this law is enforced there's no excuse and longer.