Encryption is under attack, and the Online Safety Bill isn't the only culprit

March 14, 2023 20:00 UTC

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Encryption is under attack, and the Online Safety Bill isn't the only culprit

Audio player loading…"The UK's Online Safety Bill isn't about safety or privacy, it's both." The UK law is an existential threat to privacy & to any messaging service that provides real privacy. 1/ https://t.co/Mp6tSNp7IOMarch 6, 2023 See moreEven worse, the UK isn't the only country where end-to-end encryption is under attack. While we’re waiting to see how the Online Safety Bill saga will end up, providers are getting ready to face the worse. "If you look at the latest version of the Online Safety Bill, it's already significantly improved from the first version.

Source: The Guardian March 14, 2023 20:00 UTC

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