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Your example with Telegram has nothing to do with E2E encryption, which is precisely what Chat Control is aimed at. Please look for a more relevant straw man.
by StrLght 2y ago
Your example with Telegram has nothing to do with E2E encryption, which is precisely what Chat Control is aimed at. Please look for a more relevant straw man.
- dt3ft 2y agoThe ordering process is likely handled in e2e 1:1 chat. The public and unencrypted channel is only used as advertising/entry point. The evidence of purchase is as such not accessible to the authorities.
- StrLght 2y agoPoor law enforcement who are not capable of acquiring evidence via a controlled buy. Better give them access to everyone's private messages, that will definitely solve crimes once and for all. My point it: if shouting "I am doing something illegal" in public isn't enough to get law enforcement's attention, how would access to private messages change this?