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Contains - 1 Person from EU academia and - 3 from the US academia - 10 from US big tech - Police - 8 people selling message-scanning software As it shoul
by miohtama 3y ago
Contains
- 1 Person from EU academia
and
- 3 from the US academia
- 10 from US big tech
- Police
- 8 people selling message-scanning software
As it should be the job of European Union citizens to make their own legislation, it seems that in the case of CSAM legislation, the process was corrupted to its core.
- sylware 3y agois this a joke?
- miohtama 3y agoNo, it is European Commission lobbied by the US companies to ban end-to-end encryption.
- Woodi 3y agoNo, it's smoke gun or 2in1 becouse RIGHT NOW Commision is preparing papers to change EU law and all nations status and rights in EU. Btw. this link to Twitter/X kill my desktop both in ff and chromium...
- huggingmouth 3y agoLeaving aside commercial companies and police who are more or less known to be malicious (no, the ends dont justify the means. you monsters), what would make accedemics support a law as destructive to democracy as this. I bet none of them are anywhere near cryptography or computer security.
- fyokdrigd 3y agosadly, either greedy or misguided politics. he's very much a crypto expert. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bart_Preneel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bart_Preneel
- bebop404 3y agoAnd one GCHQ spook, no less.