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The European Court rules that “the requirement to decrypt encrypted communications, as applied to end-to-end encrypted communciations, cannot be regarded as necessary in a democratic society” and infringes on the European Convention on Human Rights. #telegram #encryption #privacy @remixtures

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(#111935464151997491) The European Court rules that “the requirement to decrypt encrypted communications, as applied to end-to-end encrypted communciations, cannot be regarded as necessary in a democratic society” and infringes on the European Convention on Human Rights. #telegram #encryption #privacy @remixtures@tldr.nettime.org

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(#111935464151997491) The European Court rules that “the requirement to decrypt encrypted communications, as applied to end-to-end encrypted communciations, cannot be regarded as necessary in a democratic society” and infringes on the European Convention on Human Rights. #telegram #encryption #privacy @remixtures

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😳 Just spotted this salty.im , twtxt, yarn.social, iris forums, syncterm, pass, neomutt, alpine #200
 Excerpt: > Please add the following services: > > Salty - A chatting app alternative to whatsapp. > > twtxt & yarn.social - Alternative to twitter. > ... Oh my 😆 #Yarn.social #salty.im #privacy

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@mckinley We are pleased to tell you that the whole link verification feature is now done entirely client-side. The original intention as @ullarah originally stated are IMO quite valid and useful in their own right. I _believe_ you can still turn this off in Settings -- But if you use the Mobile Web UI it's probably worthwhile havnit in case some asshole decides to link to something that _might_ exploit a device 😅 #Security #Privacy

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📣 **PSA:** Threat to your privacy and the right to criticise your Government. ![Julian Simmonds](https://twtxt.net/media/BECp9xH89BNqizXLB3xvf8.png "Julian Simmonds MP (Australia)") I received the following message from our (Australian MP) Julian Simmonds yesterday via Email (because apparently politicians don't know how to use Social Media 🤦‍♂️ or how to write Blog posts 🤣): message from Julian Simmonds MP > I have been fighting for tougher rules on big tech and new laws that back Australians online. As a result of my advocacy, our government is putting in place online protections that hold social media companies to account and put the power back in the hands of parents. > > Under these new powers, social media companies will be declared as publishers, meaning they are liable for any defamatory remarks, unless they actively assist to identify anonymous trolls and resolve disputes. > > For parents who have often felt helpless, this means an avenue to unmask the troll targeting and bullying their kids online. > > This sends a strong message to those who make toxic comments and slurs online; that they cannot hide! They are no longer anonymous behind the keyboard and will face the consequences of their actions, just as they would in the real world thanks to our new legislation. #Privacy #SocialMedia #Criticism #Government #Rights #HumanRights #2022 #Australia ---- What are your thoughts? 🤔

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