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> all that's needed is evidence from end users phones demonstrating illegal activities occurring over Signal No, that's non sense. It is perfectly legal to op
by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> all that's needed is evidence from end users phones demonstrating illegal activities occurring over Signal
No, that's non sense. It is perfectly legal to operate a E2E encrypted platform in the EU.
What would be illegal is for Signal to refuse to answer when asked for information by the justice system. As long as they are cooperative and provide what they can - even if it's not much - everything is alright.
- ErikBjare 2y agoDidn't Signal threaten to leave the EU recently over concerns of what it would mean to "cooperate" in a regime of client-side scanning of content?
- ErikBjare 2y agoDidn't Signal threaten to leave the EU recently over concerns of what it would mean to "cooperate" in a regime of client-side scanning of content?