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Cassie Heart
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A Statement on the Joint Declaration of the European Police Chiefs: https://www.europol.europa.eu/cms/sites/default/files/documents/EDOC-%231384205-v1-Joint_Declaration_of_the_European_Police_Chiefs.PDF Quilibrium is a U.S. based company. As such, our software is written and justified to exist by our First Amendment.
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
Their claims of needing to have "lawful" intercept access to E2EE communications to help thwart crime and sickeningly using the exploitation of children as their justification is common and frankly one that isn't true. As a very infamous example, the FBI has managed time and time again to eliminate propagators of CSAM.
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yaffle π½π©π
@yaffle.eth
I don't have a source to hand, but I remember reading that a huge amount of CSE material is shared on that notoriously underground and difficult to access platform called 'Facebook'. So maybe they should start there?
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links
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Another attempt by police to force technology companies to violate individual liberties so they donβt have to do actual police work.
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adiba
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Authority: 'Please, please, we need a backdoor, but we'll use it to protect you, it's just for more security. Please trust us, we are the good guys.' Internet community with a love for cryptography: 'No'
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SchmRdty.ethπ©
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Itβs no surprise they would leech themselves onto the most vulnerable groups of people available to justify their means.
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mk
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βOur societies have not previously tolerated spaces that are beyond the reach of law enforcement..β wtf
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yaffle π½π©π
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Didn't we fight this battle already with PGP and the Clipper Chip back in the early 90s?
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