In an era where they weren’t able to defeat ‘ubiquitous encryption’ (everything moving to HTTPS) or end-to-end encryption… … this seems like a convenient way t

In an era where they weren’t able to defeat ‘ubiquitous encryption’ (everything moving to HTTPS) or end-to-end encryption… … this seems like a convenient way to allow the EU to provide their own CAs who will be willing to cooperate in issuing MitM certs, achieving the goal irrespective. Certificate Transparency will surely help with this, assuming that they don’t try to override that too, but I’m curious to research now and see if the EFF is taking note of this.