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While the latest # ChatControl proposal didn't proceed to a vote, the proponents of the interception of all chat traffic will undoubtedly continue ... (infosec.exchange)
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While the latest #ChatControl proposal didn't proceed to a vote, the proponents of the interception of all chat traffic will undoubtedly continue their efforts to get the law passed - like they have for years now. It will resurface shortly, disguised and modified but effectively pushing for the same end result: removal of end-to-end encryption.We must stay vigilant and continue to fight for our freedoms.#StopChatcontrol #privacy

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[–] 2 points 1 year ago

@harrysintonen "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

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    [–] 1 point 1 year ago

    @harrysintonen ...and at the same time work on distributed and deniable alternatives that they CAN outlaw but will have a hard time finding. 🀷

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    [–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

    #ChatControl is now masked as "Risk Mitigation": "Officially, explicit scanning obligations have been dropped. But a loophole in Article 4 of the new draft obliges providers of e-mail, chat and messenger services like WhatsApp to take β€œall appropriate risk mitigation measures.” This means they can still be forced to scan all private messages – including on end-to-end encrypted services.β€œThe loophole renders the much-praised removal of detection orders worthless and negates their supposed voluntary nature,” says Breyer. β€œEven client-side scanning (CSS) on our smartphones could soon become mandatory – the end of secure encryption.”"source: patrick-breyer.de/en/chat-cont#stopchatcontrol #privacy

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