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> they're tried to make end-to-end encryption illegal how many times now Isn't the fact that they fail each time rather a sign that people don't want it, and a

• marcinzm 3y ago
  Some fail, some succeed. Same as the US. That's my point. In terms of terrorism, let's look at what France could do for the last almost 20 years: > The ability of the government to establish “individual monitoring and surveillance measures” against individuals who present a “particularly serious” threat of terrorism. > Police may access an individual's computer files without a warrant to prevent a terrorist act. > Internet service providers and Internet cafes are required to retain login and connection data for one year and to provide this data to authorities if requested. > Authorities may receive telephone and cell phone usage details, without the permission of a judge. > Increased CCTV surveillance in public > Identity checks, including on board international trains, are strengthened. > The Prime Minister or a person qualified in the Interior Ministry may authorize listening devices to record conversations.