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At the end, it could be a OS-based scanning, so no matter if the message is encrypted in transit, or self-hosted, then if the message is displayed it could be t

by rvnx 2y ago

At the end, it could be a OS-based scanning, so no matter if the message is encrypted in transit, or self-hosted, then if the message is displayed it could be transmitted and scanned. Nobody wants terrorists, right ?

LadyCailin 2y ago
That will never fly in every Linux distribution (if any at all), so there’s never going to be a way to stop this for even reasonably proficient criminals.
- type0 2y ago
  NSA already considers and flags Linux users as "extremists", so it was only a question of time before agencies in EU would do the same
  - rvnx 2y ago
    From a compliance perspective, TPM/signed bootloaders might be a "solution" against illegal Linux distributions.