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#India first democracy to ban encrypted apps like #Briar #Element & #Threema saying these were used by "terrorists": https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/apps-banned-india

#Fight4Privacy #No2Backdoors

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Because innocent people have nothing to hide, right?

The 1930s taught us that sometimes innocent people (like Jews, gays, trans) do have something to hide.

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Antiterrorisn is good, but you really have to go with "protect kids, " it causes about 90% of brains to shut off...
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Meanwhile WhatsApp with its end to end encryption is hugely popular in India, so much so that they can't ban it.
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Governments from developing countries are increasingly getting aware and scared of recent advancements in privacy and anonymity, so their only solution is a blanket ban
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I hope India should never get the realisation that a terrorist can still run his own end to end encrypted chat service on the Internet.

If ever they realise this fact, they might ban the Internet on whole.

#india

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What do we exoecting with the false democracy,like to every country in them area?
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I believe that 'cars' and 'houses' are being used by terrorists. With this train of thought, India must ban those too. They also use 'food'.

#NonArgument #FacePalm #India #Privacy #Encryption

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I don't think India is the first democracy to do that. In the late 90s, encryption in general was illegal in France (messengers weren't really a thing back then). However, that law was revoked later (I think it was in 1999).

Nonetheless, a group of left wing activists were indicted last year with the argument that the use of encrypted communication made them suspects.

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Real terrorists will also organize with unencrypted sofware as well. No need to ban these apps instead of marking political enemies as terrorists or sabotate free journalism.
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tomorrow never dies movie is a good watch about media dark side