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If one of them is behind on encryption relative to others it's a competitive disadvantage. If all of them are forced to abolish encryption it's a welcome opport
by cft 7y ago
If one of them is behind on encryption relative to others it's a competitive disadvantage. If all of them are forced to abolish encryption it's a welcome opportunity for better ad targeting . Additionally this increased regulatory and technological burden is a good start-up deterrent. What's not to like?
- Klonoar 7y agoThe bill is specifically going after Section 230 on the surface, though, which I would think would be of more immediate concern to them. Most blog posts even note that the encryption aspect is being targeted as a run-around. I'm willing to entertain the logic, sure, just not sure I agree with it. Feels like there's more at stake for them (collectively) here.