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Likely law enforcement found out about it being used to distribute illegal content and then applied pressure. Companies don’t have a strong history of successfu
by brandon272 2y ago
Likely law enforcement found out about it being used to distribute illegal content and then applied pressure. Companies don’t have a strong history of successfully resisting that pressure.
- compootr 2y agolaw enforcement is so bass-ackward on privacy/security tools Of course, if a hammer is for sale, some will use it to build houses and a subset will use it to hurt people. Just because something can possibly be bad doesn't mean we shouldn't have it
- neodymiumphish 2y agoBut if law enforcement’s data suggests to Mozilla that something like 60%+ of Send’s uses are for malicious purposes, what benefit do they have in continuing to make it available? I’m all for privacy, but I wouldn’t support my tool being used predominantly for criminal activity, no matter how good I feel about it as a security/privacy tool.