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The wikipedia page[1] mentions surveillance only in the 'technical implications' secion. Can someone explain how this act can be used to include backdoors in so
by streakfix 3y ago
The wikipedia page[1] mentions surveillance only in the 'technical implications' secion. Can someone explain how this act can be used to include backdoors in social media platforms?
- _heimdall 3y agoThe act makes any service offering end to end encryption liable for illegal content sent by its users. Functionally it requires services to spy on all encrypted data, find anything they think may be illegal, and report it for fear of being held liable if they can't show that they reasonably did all they could. Louis Rossmann put out a video recently where he reads the actual bill is your invested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1S7PSyrvSs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1S7PSyrvSs