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Can you please link an article or something explaining what you're going on about? When was this announced?
Edit: guessing it's related to this. https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2023/06/eu-member-states-still-cannot-agree-about-end-end-encryption
If so, banning E2EE because of CSAM is like cutting off your hand because you stubbed your toe. Banning E2EE won't stop child porn nor will it prevent the use of E2EE.
Unfortunately, It's not about ending CSAM. It's about ending encryption.
If they cared about ending CSAM they'd ban...checks headlines...police officers
What? Why?
lots of headlines recently of cops getting busted. reading through the articles, it looks like some cloud backup provider for verizon phones started scanning, and filed reports, which led to investigations, which lead to tracking down the phone, which led them to a cop's house. many such cases follow that same pattern.
police work attracts people who like to abuse power, so we shouldn't be to suprised tbh