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I am asking that Facebook takes a principled stand. Judging from the reaction of Meta they realise that it was a mistake not to enable the "host proof" encrypt
by worik 4y ago
I am asking that Facebook takes a principled stand.
Judging from the reaction of Meta they realise that it was a mistake not to enable the "host proof" encryption protocols - like Signal, and what Whats APp was supposed to be (is it still?) - across the communication tools
They have exposed themselves to this - being complicate in what is starting to look like an organised campaign against women - they deserve our condemnation
- prepend 4y ago> I am asking that Facebook takes a principled stand. It would be interesting to see it play out, but a company refusing to comply with a search warrant will likely result in really bad stuff for the company. Like officers in prison and conviction of crimes like Arthur Anderson during the Enron scandal. I don’t see an opportunity here for Facebook to “take a stand” unless Zuck wanted to burn the company down. That’s not realistic. And I think calling for companies to act illegally is a slippery slope I don’t want to get onto.
- michaelmrose 4y agoReal people without expensive teams of lawyers and wealth to fall back on risked jail, beating, and lynching to sit at a lunch counter. I'm sorry that the officers of Meta are men of little courage and worth.