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How would having a backdoor to Signal help with your fraud issue? Are you sure you're a strong proponent of privacy?
by sabellito 4y ago
How would having a backdoor to Signal help with your fraud issue? Are you sure you're a strong proponent of privacy?
- schappim 4y agoI am attempting (poorly) to emphasize that this conversation requires more nuance. It is possible to be pro-privacy while simultaneously understanding why it is sometimes necessary to reveal private information.
- sabellito 4y agoI understand what you're saying, and I also would love a middle-ground. However, as the article explains better than I could, there's no way to get the upsides of privacy while mitigating the downsides.
- ilyt 4y agoWe have system for that. Court tells you to do it or else you're punished.
- schappim 4y agoOr a "secret" court does the same...
- from 4y agoNot sure why your post was downvoted. There is a difference between asking customers voluntarily on your ecommerce site to say pass an AVS check or have an IP address in the same country that their card is from (in my view reasonable) and requiring all communications to go through mediums that the government can read (in my view unfeasible and invasive).