EU attempt to sneak through new encryption-eroding law slammed by Signal, politiciansschizoidman@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.world – 774 points – 2 weeks agotheregister.com108Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentPolice checks your phone and finds the banned piece of software. Or your ISP detects traffic from something which is not reported by the backdoor on your phone. There are so many ways. There is no technological solution to a power problem. Power solutions to power problems include riots, revolutions, assassinations ...Oh, so TOR, Graphene OS and Signal will be banned then? We're going towards a dystopia where the police control which apps you can and can't install? Yeah I see your pointWell, they are talking about "local scanning" or something, so that's what I'd imagine.I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach We’re going towards a dystopia...? I mean...I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime
Police checks your phone and finds the banned piece of software. Or your ISP detects traffic from something which is not reported by the backdoor on your phone. There are so many ways. There is no technological solution to a power problem. Power solutions to power problems include riots, revolutions, assassinations ...Oh, so TOR, Graphene OS and Signal will be banned then? We're going towards a dystopia where the police control which apps you can and can't install? Yeah I see your pointWell, they are talking about "local scanning" or something, so that's what I'd imagine.I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach We’re going towards a dystopia...? I mean...I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime
Oh, so TOR, Graphene OS and Signal will be banned then? We're going towards a dystopia where the police control which apps you can and can't install? Yeah I see your pointWell, they are talking about "local scanning" or something, so that's what I'd imagine.I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach We’re going towards a dystopia...? I mean...I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime
Well, they are talking about "local scanning" or something, so that's what I'd imagine.I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach
I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach
We’re going towards a dystopia...? I mean...I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime
I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime
Police checks your phone and finds the banned piece of software.
Or your ISP detects traffic from something which is not reported by the backdoor on your phone.
There are so many ways.
There is no technological solution to a power problem. Power solutions to power problems include riots, revolutions, assassinations ...
Oh, so TOR, Graphene OS and Signal will be banned then? We're going towards a dystopia where the police control which apps you can and can't install?
Yeah I see your point
Well, they are talking about "local scanning" or something, so that's what I'd imagine.
I thought they wanted applications to scan and send data to them, but perhaps the Android OS itself isn't too far of a reach
I mean...
I know we are heading in that direction but I didn't expect this to happen so soon. I thought it would be beyond my lifetime