While the debate is focused on “encryption”, I think it’s worth remembering that one stated use for chat monitoring is “grooming”.
Since that’s highly-contextual, this implies that providers will need to store the plaintext of all messages beyond the ability of users to delete.
@AlecMuffett@VICE@stacyliberatore It’s obvious who it is, but the “person in mask” was a deliberate presentational style for Vice’s “Informer” series of videos.
Weird how Session, Signal, Element, Threema, Viber and Wire are magically transformed into "technology giants" in BBC news piece when they are signatories of letter also signed by WhatsApp, and three block quotes from government before getting to the issue https://t.co/JvTmoPYVV8
Thanks to Tennessee’s new permitless carry law, no training or background check is required to carry a hidden, loaded handgun in public. As a result, too many Americans think shoplifting is a crime punishable by death. https://t.co/RRcg8AX1mQ
I see that the same government that wants you to log into every site for age/identity verification, also thinks cookie pop-ups are a problem.
https://t.co/M4frn9kZ2j