France is about to pass the worst surveillance law in the EU.
France is about to pass the worst surveillance law in the EU.
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France is about to pass the worst surveillance law in the EU. We must stop them now! | Tuta
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How long will it take until we reach the surveillance like in 1984? 5 years? 10 years? What's going on everywhere?
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Capitalism is failing and the world is tightening it's grip on the masses. They know an upheaval is imminent.
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They know an upheaval is imminent, so they tamp down more ... making an upheaval even more imminent.
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Hence the rise of the far right.
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We're past what 1984 could even imagine.
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Probably about 10+ years...
...ago.
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1984 was a great book, but its Brave New World that captures the current state of things a bit better. The main difference being that in Brave New World people welcome the technologies as conveniences, ignoring the implications until it’s too late.
That has already begun, we are at least 10 years in.
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If we're going to have the Brave New World, at least let me have my soma and orgy-porgies. This version sucks.
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It’s already 1984 when you shop at Walmart.
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Don't know how this could be the worst when Sweden is literally trying to do the same. Signal messenger threatens to leave the country if they install backdoors in their app. Even the Swedish Armed Forces is flagging that this might be a bad idea since they are using Signal. But we also have other interesting privacy laws such as the "FRA-law" that enables the government to listen to all incoming and outgoing data to and from Sweden.
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France is about to amend a bill against drug trafficking, the “Narcotrafic” law,
Oh, that's original. In the US, the rationale has traditionally been child molesters and terrorists.
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Great article but is there a petition to sign?
Or anything else I could do?
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Ho yeah the classical backdoor for good guys only that works by checking if your soul is pure before allowing you to access datas.
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it will be funny when they will impose those backdoors to Matrix... France like Germany use Matrix for their diplomatic communication. If they add these backdoor to the project, it will be like: "Hey world! You know this very strong and very secured app we use to discuss important geopolitic matters that could trigger wars around the globe? Well, because we are soooo stupid, you can access it too... All our most top secrets message at your fingertip... Have fun!"
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I had no idea they used Matrix. That's beyond hilarious. Surely they'll just make an exception for themselves or something.
Sounds like it's called "Tchap".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_%28protocol%29
https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/open-source-observatory-osor/document/french-government-launches-house-developed-messaging-service-tchap
I think deploying this backdoored version without publishing the code for it would violate elements new agpl
Well, we already did basically that quite successfully in the past. Wikipedia.org – Operation Rubicon
How do you even impose backdoors onto an open source service that can be hosted decentralized?
by saying "accept this MR or we will ban any app using your code"... :/
Looks like I will have to move away from tedomum.net