> On other hand, there's encryption regulation and absurd piracy strictness. Could you give an example of an EU regulation which actually restricts encryption?

> On other hand, there's encryption regulation and absurd piracy strictness. Could you give an example of an EU regulation which actually restricts encryption? There have certainly been discussions about adding backdoors to encryption (as is typical for any jurisdiction that doesn't have them), but my understanding is that these proposals have reached a dead end. Here's an update from last week: > The lead committee for the internal market and consumer protection (IMCO) in the EU Parliament spoke out on Monday evening with a large majority with its current position on the planned Digital Services Act (DSA). ... It also includes the right to end-to-end encryption. “The member states must not prevent providers of switching services from offering end-to-end encrypted services,” demanded the representatives. This is essential for trust in the network and cybersecurity. https://marketresearchtelecast.com/digital-basic-law-eu-mps-for-identification-requirements-for-porn-uploads/226325/ https://marketresearchtelecast.com/digital-basic-law-eu-mps-...