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Fighting pedophilia at the expense of our privacy: The EU rule that could break the internet
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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I find it disgusting how the media keeps parroting that pseudo argument of protecting the children to justify blanket surveillance of everyone and everything.
"protecting children" is a trope used since the invention of children. Simpsons also picked it up, it's everywhere, mostly in right wing chatrooms to enable and encourage censorship (LGBT and whatnot)
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What's weird, these media are possibly the only effective target of this e2ee ban. They are putting their journalists in danger. Pedos will only resort to a different app.
Given the widespread uncritical parrotting in the media, my respect for the journalistic trade is at an all time low and I might be as callous as saying that they bloody well deserve it.