An investigation uncovers a web of influence in the powerful coalition aligned behind the European Commission’s proposal to scan for child sexual abuse material online, a proposal leading experts say puts rights at risk and will introduce new vulnerabilities by undermining encryption.
  • Kidplayer_666@lemm.eeEnglish
    18·
    1 year ago

    GOD DAMMIT, I HATE EVERYONE, WHY DONT THEY THINK OF THE CHILDREN, YOU THINK THEY DONT??? YOU IDIOTIC INCOMPETENT, USELESS BASTARDS, STOP TAKING AWAY MY BLOODY FREEDOM UNDER THE GUISE OF BLODDY SECURITY. IM SICK OF THIS. I HATED IT WHEN THEY DID IT ON 9/11 I HATE IT NOW TOO. HOW MANY EDWARD SNOWDEN’S ARE NEEDED FOR THEM TO STOP BEING THIS IDIOTIC. AT THIS POINT I DONT EVEN KNOW IF ITS MALICE OR PURE DARN STUPIDITY. Now that I got that out of my system, every politician can screw off, have a good night.

  • tal@kbin.social
    13·
    1 year ago

    It’s always either the threat of terrorists or the threat of pedophiles used when it comes to trying to get rid of encrypted communication.