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    There’s now an even worse anti-encryption bill than EARN IT crypto law privacy cyberlaw.stanford.edu
    mz avatar via mz 3 months ago | cached | 2 comments

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    mz avatar mz edited 3 months ago | link

    Can the two people voting “off-topic” please explain? I don’t see how this analysis of a law which may dramatically affect the entire user-facing tech industry could possibly be off-topic.

    Edit: looks like it went to 0 but I want to have the discussion anyway if you’re willing!

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      mz avatar mz 3 months ago | link

      An effective ban on end-to-end encryption. Complete with:

      • allowing searches before warrants are signed
      • legally compelling judges to sign warrants
      • clauses targeting data at rest, data in transit, and protocols such as DOH and HTTPS
      • giving the AG power to compel backdoors on-demand, and requiring the largest providers to build them by default