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> Why would P2P/E2EE software be banned? Chat Control 2.0? Public pressure campaigns against encryption? The mob decides that it’s “fascist” to prevent snoopin
by iamnothere 3mo ago
> Why would P2P/E2EE software be banned?
Chat Control 2.0? Public pressure campaigns against encryption? The mob decides that it’s “fascist” to prevent snooping?
> Thats not really a "thing".
WikiLeaks and SecureDrop would disagree.
> Just look at github, they have taken down multiple repos during the years that are illegal, and/or breaks their TOS.
Yes, and I’m saying that this is a bad thing. Obviously there may be limited means to contest legal actions (outside of decentralization), but GitHub has been iffy regarding ToS applications in the past.
- shikck200 3mo ago> WikiLeaks and SecureDrop would disagree. This is just nonsense. You can also then argue we should ban email. I can get an anon throwaway email and send some leaked document that way to, say a reporter. > Chat Control 2.0 Has nothing to with with cryptography. Banning that would mean we have no ssl, and no online payments / banking.