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On one level, yes. On the other hand, I think things involving cryptography at scale ought to come with regulations on language For example, look at how the w
by soulofmischief 6y ago
On one level, yes.
On the other hand, I think things involving cryptography at scale ought to come with regulations on language
For example, look at how the word "bank" is specially regulated by most governments. I can't just call myself a bank without meeting specific guidelines or else it's not just typical fraud, it's major financial fraud coupled with putting sensitive customer data at risk.
Same here. We need specific legislation targeting these scummy businesses who use corporate ignorance as an excuse for selling a product under false pretenses of end-to-end encryption.
- Drakim 6y agoExactly. Look at what Zoom is doing, they simply redefined end2end to mean something else so that they could brag about having it.