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EU is actively seeking mandatory backdoors into phones among others (look up ProtectEU). EU is the last entity they should be in contact with. "Experts "deeply
by nickslaughter02 1y ago
EU is actively seeking mandatory backdoors into phones among others (look up ProtectEU). EU is the last entity they should be in contact with.
"Experts "deeply concerned" by the EU plan to weaken encryption" https://www.techradar.com/computing/cyber-security/experts-deeply-concerned-by-the-eu-plan-to-weaken-encryption https://www.techradar.com/computing/cyber-security/experts-d...
- NotPractical 1y agoI mean yeah, that's bad, but enemy of my enemy? Asking the EU for something doesn't imply that you endorse everything they do. Also, they've already reached out to the EU, IIRC. (Not sure if that went anywhere.) As for whether or not the EU can or will help them, I have no idea.
- yvely 1y agoThese things i am also against. But there is at the same time an interest in allowing data security and ability to repair, f.x. I would never suggest an EU led or controlled version, but the EU has many types of resource and overlapping goals I think.