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Pretty much. I’m not sure if it got included but if it was feasibly possible they absolutely would — which is just as bad in my opinion. Lack of capability does
by cwales95 3y ago
Pretty much. I’m not sure if it got included but if it was feasibly possible they absolutely would — which is just as bad in my opinion. Lack of capability does not nullify intent.
- darreninthenet 3y agoIt was included, I think the wording was changed to include something like "when technically feasible" or similar
- toyg 3y agoNothing was changed. The government just trotted out a nobody to make a statement that basically said "we won't do it until we think it can be done"; the sensationalist media thought they had got their U-turn, ran a few headlines, and moved on. The bill just passed as it was. The British establishment is occasionally infuriating.
- jacooper 3y agoThat was 100% on purpose, they won't care and will force a backdoor anyway.
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