Save Encryption to Keep Us Safe
www.openrightsgroup.orgThe Online Safety Bill requires ALL online speech to be monitored for āharmful contentā, including your private conversations with friends and family.
(note: I linked to the Open Rights Group page on this, who are a great organisation)
Britons should watch out for the āOnline Safety Billā, which threatens their (and potentially everyone elseās) privacy, security/safety and free speech with backdoors, surveillance and censorship.
See the anti-E2EE campaign here: https://www.noplacetohide.org.uk/
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And of course they went with the protect children route. Like they think sex offenders obey the law and wonāt use E2EE just because the government tells them not to.
Itās also a guilt trip/thought stopping strategy. Itās designed to make anyone who supports E2EE look like theyāre pedophiles or pedophile sympathesizers and effectively kills any discourse on the matter.
It worked in the US, so it makes sense that it will pass also in UK.
Earn it act hasnāt yet passed the Senate, or I donāt know how to ddg
Lets go to the streets!
UK also launched an anti Tor campaign few years ago, for parents to teach their children it was a big bad network.
I feel like this will be rather effective