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> The postal system can't open your letters to check if there's CP in them, so it used to be that you could send CP over the mail between PO boxes and feel safe
by luckylion 5y ago
> The postal system can't open your letters to check if there's CP in them, so it used to be that you could send CP over the mail between PO boxes and feel safe.
Wat? You better stop sending anything incriminating via the mail, they totally can and will open your letters if there's a court order.
- tsimionescu 5y agoIf there's a court order. With digital data, companies are forced to scan my data in their storage to see if it's copyright infringing or CP or others. And to be clear, I don't think people have any kind of right to create, disseminate, or even view CP. But that doesn't mean that any guarantees to data privacy should be thrown away.
- luckylion 5y ago> With digital data, companies are forced to scan my data in their storage to see if it's copyright infringing or CP or others. I don't think they are. What Apple & friends are doing is voluntarily. There's no requirement for e.g. your webhoster do scan your data, or your email provider to scan your emails. Case in point: ProtonMail doesn't, and they're not violating the law by not doing so.