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No? But lawful intercept laws were never about "criminals [talking] in person". There's a different set of laws for that...
by ZeroConcerns 1y ago
No? But lawful intercept laws were never about "criminals [talking] in person".
There's a different set of laws for that...
- rstat1 1y agoAnd we all know those laws are never abused and are absolutely only used to target criminals.
- ZeroConcerns 1y agoNo, there is definitely abuse of lawful interception. But, in a jurisdiction with a functioning rule of law, these abuses can be spotted and remedied. Doing the same for mass surveillance (such as ChatControl) or state-sponsored malware is much harder. I'm advocating against ChatControl and malware, and proposing existing lawful interception frameworks as an alternative. But, apparently it's not my day :)
- rstat1 1y agoChatControl is just lawful interception under a different name, but worse.