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Well according to the Chat Control legislation proposal, politicians are, of course, exempt from monitoring.
by askonomm 1y ago
Well according to the Chat Control legislation proposal, politicians are, of course, exempt from monitoring.
- mrighele 1y agoNote that he said "everyone's civil liberty". It means that he thinks that it is not everybody's right, not that it is nobody's right. They want to keep the right for themselves.
- Almondsetat 1y agoPoliticians' work emails are exempt, but private ones as citizens aren't
- troyvit 1y agoI think (or hope) that the point of the parent was to leak his emails anyway just so he gets a taste of what it's like for citizens to live in the society he wants to create. Personally I get the sense that politicians are too narcissistic to learn a lesson from that but it would still be fun.
- mcv 1y agoBecause everybody knows that politicians are immune to the temptations of child porn...
- dathinab 1y agoit's very ironic that they don't realize that this really doesn't work that way in practice whatever backdoor you put in - will be used for industry espionage - will be used against politicians where it's supposed shouldn't apply - will be used by state actors systematically destabilize EU countries if the relationship with US, China, Russia get's worse (e.g. "ups, I spoofed non encrypted message and no it looks like the prime minister is a pedo" kind of situations)
- l-one-lone 1y agoNope. That's not true. There is a provision that exempts people working for state security (e.g. spies), not politicians. Please don't make up stuff: this proposed law is already bad enough.
- willi59549879 1y agothose are the only people who should never be exempt