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by suizi 6y ago
The CIA kills people over metadata.
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by suizi 6y ago
Relevant: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/new-earn-it-bill-still... New version of EARN IT.
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by suizi 6y ago
Their lobby group has shared their concerns over the bill but they haven't done much beyond that.
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by suizi 6y ago
The latest version now involves State law so if one State out of 50 decides encryption is bad for children they can go after any company in the U.S. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/new-earn-it-bill-still
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by suizi 6y ago
Lesser of two evils is a common tactic to push authoritarian bills in some countries. They don't expect LAED to pass and it has practically no supporters.
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by suizi 6y ago
Repealing 230 would give them an even greater incentive to suppress conservative views as someone could argue they're looking the other at people being radicalised by hate speech. You could say 230 is what protects platforms like Gab w
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by suizi 6y ago
The House and Senate are fighting to get it reauthorised.
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by suizi 6y ago
If someone is extorting hundreds of girls like Hernandez did, one is bound to send a report in.
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by suizi 6y ago
Parent / child might be alright if it is purely role-play and not real.
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by suizi 6y ago
For people like Hernandez, and I don't know how many there are, as it is never mentioned anywhere. You could think of restricting Tor anonymity with children you have no shared contacts with. I would be very, very wary of going a step
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by suizi 6y ago
To my knowledge, a vast majority of crimes are committed in the home and without uploading evidence of it online. It would never be dealt with by outlawing any sort of encryption. Would it not be better to figure out ways we could tackle th
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by suizi 6y ago
How many of these images are re-circulations? How many of them are new images? How much abuse is actually facilitated on the platform? Does directing more resources towards this take away resources and mind share which could be used to tack
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by suizi 6y ago
This is only the case when your government isn't targeting you.
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by suizi 6y ago
What if the government decides protesting is unlawful?
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by suizi 6y ago
There is no evidence to suggest people are developing extremely dangerous genetically engineered bio-weapons in their homes or will be capable of doing such in the future.
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by suizi 6y ago
Do you think the rich and powerful would be affected by this bill?
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by suizi 6y ago
Filling someone's head with hateful, racist lies is 100% legal so it would not be applicable to the proponents of the bill. Terrorism is another beast. You will find a lot more people than you would like in a lot of communities are rac
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by suizi 6y ago
It creates a committee which is extremely likely to pass policies which violate the Constitution. In fact, if there were really effective ways to reduce crime online which didn't violate it, they likely would have been passed twenty ye
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by suizi 6y ago
How long does it take for cases to be brought to trial? Could you argue the stress of going through the legal system made you forget your twenty word password?
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by suizi 6y ago
What if the government goes pursuing old crimes (or divine something that points to you) and you don't remember the password?
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by suizi 6y ago
Can you do that at the press of a button ahead of time?
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by suizi 6y ago
Face recognition widens the scope of how many people can be harassed.
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by suizi 6y ago
Think of the minority children. Think of the LGBT children who may want to speak to a safe and established community / therapist confidentially about problems in an abusive household which rejects them for what they are. Think about al
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by suizi 6y ago
What if someone throws away the keys or forgets their password?
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by suizi 6y ago
Didn't someone walk out of the NSA with a USB stick filled with classified documents and viruses?
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by suizi 6y ago
Have you been circulating subversive documents which embarrass our wise and honourable government?
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by suizi 6y ago
There are some bad fallacies on their part too. Large amounts of child porn detected equals platform being used on similar scale for producing it / distributing new content / grooming. By playing with equivalence, you can push for
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by suizi 6y ago
Computer viruses.
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by suizi 6y ago
If a criminal is that unsophisticated, there should be other ways to catch them? Mind you, there are better ways to tackle drugs than a Law & Order approach.
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by suizi 6y ago
Creating a barrier to entry makes it harder for the government to use it for prosecuting frivolous crimes.

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