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EU: These are scary times – let's backdoor encryption
- LinuxBender 2y agoShe claimed that in "85 percent" of police cases law enforcement couldn't access the data it needed. The proper response would be, [CLOSED][WORKING AS DESIGNED]
- nickslaughter02 2y agoI don't expect much from EU at this point and they still manage to disappoint. Also at "EU Possibly Emerging As One Of The Greatest Threats To Privacy" (flagged) https://www.webpronews.com/eu-possibly-emerging-as-one-of-the-greatest-threats-to-privacy/ https://www.webpronews.com/eu-possibly-emerging-as-one-of-th...
- rekoil 2y ago> "The problem is now that our law enforcement, they have been losing ground on criminals because our police investigators, they don't have access to data," she added. OK, I get this worry from a certain perspective, but you can't put the encryption genie back in the bottle, regardless what the EU thinks about encryption, I can just roll my own in one way or another, either on my own platform, or using steganography on another platform, and encrypt/decrypt manually.