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The UK has recently passed its Online Safety Bill, which holds platforms responsible to ensure child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is not transmitted through...
The debate around encryption was stirred up around clause 59 (called the ‘spyware clause’) of the Bill that holds digital platforms responsible for ensuring...
X, formerly Twitter, had launched encrypted Direct Messages (DMs) on May 10. Encrypted DMs on the platform were first teased back in November 2022...
Element in a blog post explained how Chapter 5 Clause 111 of the UK Online Safety Bill can lead to "mass surveillance" but won't...
In an open letter, WhatsApp and other end-to-end (E2E) encryption messenger apps raised privacy concerns about the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Bill. They believe...
The current version of Twitter's encrypted DMs appears half-baked and rushed, and comes with a lot of serious limitations—here are 10 reasons why
Element, an end-to-end messenger service, said that the ban is a result of misunderstandings surrounding the decentralized nature of its parent network
E2E system design choices may "blindfold" companies to child sexual abuse happening on their platforms, the Virtual Global Taskforce noted
In the letter, end-to-end encryption messenger apps raise privacy concerns & contest the Bill’s provisions to weaken E2E security measures.
Weakening encryption to act against 'illegal content' can lead to pressure from other countries which define it very differently, says CEO
