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That EFF page is really weird - English text, but right-aligned, with question marks to the left of the text, as if the text had been translated from a RTL lang
by iso1631 4y ago
That EFF page is really weird - English text, but right-aligned, with question marks to the left of the text, as if the text had been translated from a RTL language (Farsi perhaps given the /fa/ in the link?)
From the looks of it the EU wants to push out a wide spread identity management system, which is fine.
It's unclear to me after a brief perusal why they can't use a normal root certificate, or create their own along a letsencrypt line (indeed that would be a great benefit having another widespread free ACME powered certificate authority, one funded by the taxpayer), with the same protections and transparency as LE.
- DismantleMars 4y ago>That EFF page is really weird - English text, but right-aligned, with question marks to the left of the text, as if the text had been translated from a RTL language (Farsi perhaps given the /fa/ in the link?) It's just a Farsi link to an English article that's automatically applying RTL styling, the original version of the page in English looks fine. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/12/eus-digital-identity-framework-endangers-browser-security https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/12/eus-digital-identity-f...