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It's already enshrined in the constitution of at least one European country, the right to privacy.
by logicchains 3y ago
It's already enshrined in the constitution of at least one European country, the right to privacy.
- bonzini 3y agoIt is in Italy's ("Freedom and secrecy of correspondence and any other communication cannot be violated"), but I didn't think this was particularly unique? (Note that this article of the constitution doesn't include E2E encryption because there's a carve out for the judiciary to limit this freedom).
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoWhat’s deeply funny is how Italy is also where a lot of police spyware industry got its start in Europe (HackingTeam and fellow travellers).