Trump administration considering banning end-to-end encryption
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We can hear leaked sensitive info of the President's from his iPhone President edition!!! Haha....
- Jul 27, 2015
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Best IT infrastructure, for Crooks!? I mean don't the US already today have enough issues when getting blasted with ransomware attacks and city after city after city goes down.
Good luck and I'm sure this would in the end simply gain more companies, vendors and developers in other countries.
Good luck and I'm sure this would in the end simply gain more companies, vendors and developers in other countries.
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- Nov 26, 2016
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I'm still shocked that this ##### went through in Australia. Not allowing people to have privacy is a good recipe for tyranny. Germany is thinking about the same idiocy. I'm wondering if they'll bring back the Stasi while they'll be at it...
And they always seem to use terrorism, children and drug dealers as an excuse to push this nonsense.
I just wonder how would all these officials pushing for this nonsense feel if they had to obey same no encryption rules and anyone could easily snoop on their lives. If they were aware of this, they'd never allow this idiocy to go through as a law.
And they always seem to use terrorism, children and drug dealers as an excuse to push this nonsense.
I just wonder how would all these officials pushing for this nonsense feel if they had to obey same no encryption rules and anyone could easily snoop on their lives. If they were aware of this, they'd never allow this idiocy to go through as a law.
- Jul 27, 2015
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I forgot about that one and yes I agree. It could set a very dangerous precedent, but the possible clash with GDPR will hopefully be tested by the EU.
Privacy News - Australian Government Passes Controversial World-First Anti-Encryption Law
The Australian government yesterday passed a controversial bill that allows law enforcement agencies to compel tech companies to hand over encrypted messaging data. The legislation has been broadly condemned by privacy groups and technology companies with suggestions it could not only harm the...
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- Nov 26, 2016
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I forgot about that one and yes I agree. It could set a very dangerous precedent, but the possible clash with GDPR will hopefully be tested by the EU.
Privacy News - Australian Government Passes Controversial World-First Anti-Encryption Law
The Australian government yesterday passed a controversial bill that allows law enforcement agencies to compel tech companies to hand over encrypted messaging data. The legislation has been broadly condemned by privacy groups and technology companies with suggestions it could not only harm the...
Which is extra odd given that Germany
The only thing I could find about your claims, was back from 2017 and wasn't about ending encryption, but having malware on terrorists devices to read encrypted content.
The GDPR is to protect EU citizens, not foreigners and terrorists.
- Jul 27, 2015
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I just read about that German idea from 2017 and again, I agree. It's very dumb and even beyond. I couldn't backtrack enough from that article or anything else so for now it seems just a stupid idea. What would possible save people in the EU against a full implementation, is GDPR itself and that Germany is a part of the European Union ( EU ). Germany ain't the Boss of the EU and can't do everything, even if some stupid politicians wish. EU very recently had one country that thought they could do anything with there judges etc and even they finally caved in when the pressure from EU got too hot so no, Germany can't do everything they want. Australia on the other hand ain't a part of EU, even if they are a part of the European Song Contest,
but that's another topic.
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