Adi RobertsonDec 28, 2022
Always a good day for the NYT when it can publish a technology take that gives me a spontaneous eyelid twitch. https://twitter.com/kurtopsahl/status/1608187446151512065
Kurt Opsahl on Twitter

“Late contender for worst take of the year: NYT oped argues @signalapp is bad because users might not know it strongly protects comms from surveillance. I, for one, am a “witting” advocate user. https://t.co/3JQ0gVTmOw”

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Show threadAdi RobertsonDec 28, 2022
Encrypted messaging might feel like an “extreme” conception of privacy until you consider the vast number of things we once did in surveillance-resistant private settings that now routinely take place online. It’s like complaining people are allowed to buy homes without hidden microphones because they might plan crimes in them.
Show threadKagan MacTane (he/him)
@thedextriarchy Reminds me of something I wrote ages ago, during a previous round of FBI whining about citizens having encryption on our phones... https://kagan.mactane.org/blog/2016/04/04/things-that-are-immune-to-warrants/
Things That Are Immune to Warrants – Coyote Tracks

Dec 29, 2022 at 12:12amWeb