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No. We just need two things: - it should be illegal to lock down a device against its end user - governments should stop protecting companies and helping prev
by grishka 5y ago
No. We just need two things:
- it should be illegal to lock down a device against its end user
- governments should stop protecting companies and helping prevent adversarial interoperability
- encryptluks2 5y ago> governments should stop protecting companies and helping prevent adversarial interoperability Do you realize that given our current laws in the US, that this is pretty much impossible?
- grishka 5y agoAs a person from a country that's not US... Everything being centralized around the US and other countries basically having no sovereignty is also a huge problem. When two companies collude, it's illegal. When countries do the same, it's perfectly legal and is called a "trade agreement" because it's them who write laws.