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I regret the day when i learnd about all the privacy issues and invasions sometimes....

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I find this so weird for the EU especially after the rulings against FB and Google about privacy.

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This is so insane and completely out of the question on so many levels, the mere fact that one can push for this without immediately losing one's political credibility and influence and becoming a laughing-stock (and subject to parliamentary investigation) is still frightening to me, after all those years of fighting this.

#ChatControl must die, once and for all.

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I just know someone in the #TrumpRegime is looking at this proposed policy and thinking it sounds like a great idea.

@Tutanota What happened to the EU who implemented all of those privacy policies?? That even some of them affected companies here in the US?? What other countries are exmpt from this? I heard Switzerland and Austria but I am not sure.

Is not a coincidence that they are implementing all of this after the online safety act around europe to silence its users and for surveillance.

@Tutanota implementing a backdoor to disable encryption is the worst thing you can do.

If there is a weakness build in, even if the reason for that is a real good one bad actors will get access to that weakness and use it.

if this weakness is enforced on all devices and apps this will be a huge issue for the security of all devices used.
This is like if every private conversation is forced to be done inside the Parliament with cameras recording it.

This should never happen.

@Tutanota I moved to sending very private chats to SimpleX Chat & Briar messenger. I use Proton mail, but not for personal details

random conversations, privacy

https://smp5.simplex.im/g#CxvKnL1G0nbPDv5aKCX_Min1k8yhrMQcvN5la5Q76To

Briar messenger contacts & forums

https://smp9.simplex.im/g#3nRbcSuXdjWyTrXqsi7IR9Q4OUIvLnP3VoN6qTJ3OMI

@Tutanota Chat control won't work on encrypted peer to peer chats, matrix servers set up in defiance of chat control (including hosted abroad), or on any chat app that does not cooperate but which can be accessed via tor. I'm pretty sure Signal (the obvious target) can be accessed from phones set up to force all connections through Tor for instance.

Keep hammering on the political countermeasures, my focus is on technical countermeasures. Counter-law enforcement is a speciality of mine