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> Security made in <foo> is always a PR stunt. I mean to a degree. There's other talk about some countries wanting to require backdoors in end to end encryptio
by lawl 6y ago
> Security made in <foo> is always a PR stunt.
I mean to a degree. There's other talk about some countries wanting to require backdoors in end to end encryption products. If you're in a country that doesn't have that and offer an E2E product, i mean yeah, that can be a selling point. And you should probably point out that your regulated in a country that doesn't require backdoors.
But in this case, the laws in Switzerland are frankly just... shit between the mandatory data retention (BÜPF) and DNS censorship under the guise of preventing gambling (Glücksspielgesetz). Yeah, it's a negative for me if my DNS is regulated here.
- bwoodcock 6y agoIt seems like perhaps you haven't actually looked at what the announcement was about? The entire point of the relocation was that the laws you're discussing were found not to apply. https://www.quad9.net/privacy/compliance-and-applicable-law/ https://www.quad9.net/privacy/compliance-and-applicable-law/
- lawl 6y agoThanks, I don't see a link to that from the submitted Press release. I don't think it's fair to ask me if I haven't actually looked when I did in fact read the press release. No, I did not spend extra time to click around, because I simply didn't care that much. In any case I'm glad this doesn't fall under these shit laws (yet).