February 28, 2018

Privacy Is Not Absolute

The US is among a consortium of nations calling for encryption back doors.

“The privacy of Internet users”is not absolute,” according to a statement from a five-country coalition that includes the United States following a meeting about security, with the overall theme demanding technology companies to make social networks and messaging services safer and to offer more support to government agencies to break encryption and access potentially sensitive data.”

Malcolm Owen

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The 5 countries were Russia, China, North Korea … no, just kidding, try United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia

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