Australia is once again trying to make E2EE broken by force of law. Quilibrium Inc is a signatory in a joint statement in opposition to this attack on fundamental human rights: https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/joint-statement-australian-government-protect-encryption-in-online-safety-act-review/

Attacks on privacy and end-to-end encryption are happening everywhere right now. Stay vigilant!

Attacks on privacy and end-to-end encryption are happening everywhere right now. Stay vigilant!

https://warpcast.com/cassie/0x8eab331e

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Been looking into Quilibrium….seems like very privacy centric. I’m just hoping it’s not too focused that it becomes a target of regulators once it really gets up and running. 

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It’s a common theme these days that regulators try to combat end to end encryption and impose omnipresent surveillance on us.

Too many people still don’t care enough about privacy and keeping the government at bay. Trudeau demonstrated how quickly governments can overreact and act outside of their mandates, the more power they have in such scenarios, the worse it gets.

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I think @cassie already had to move some stuff out of the US. I wish regulators could create sandboxes and partner with builders to create ways to stop bad actors without villainizing privacy as a whole. As these ecosystems grow there is going to be increasing need and focus on giving privacy to users. I think there are ways to stop bad actors without sacrificing privacy for all….there just needs to be partnership and a focus on facts and not fear.