- Treczoks ( @Treczoks@kbin.social ) 24•1 year ago
Well, the UK already left the EU, and now they are leaving the internet, too.
No End-to-End encryption? Well, that would mean no HTTPS either if you take it seriously. Which would mean no secure internet for anything: For banking, for shopping, for dealing with any forms requiring privacy, no way to log in to about any site on the internet with basic security enabled.
- electromage ( @electromage@lemm.ee ) 12•1 year ago
So despite what Cory Doctorow said at DEF CON, it seems the government isn’t actually saving us?
- makeasnek ( @makeasnek@lemmy.ml ) 11•1 year ago
How to contact your MP: https://www.parliament.uk/get-involved/contact-an-mp-or-lord/contact-your-mp/
- appel ( @appel@whiskers.bim.boats ) 10•1 year ago
Problem is they want an address, I don’t feel comfortable giving my address now for fear of being noted down as an encryption user. This has been used in France to accuse people of crimes.
- RomTy ( @RomTy@kbin.social ) 1•1 year ago
This has been used in France to accuse people of crimes.
I’m intersted about that, do you have an article speaking of that or anything?
- baltakatei ( @baltakatei@sopuli.xyz ) 6•1 year ago
FreedomBox facilities installation of a end-to-end encryption chat server Matrix which is compatible with Element.
FreedomBox is Debian FOSS that also supports Let’s Encrypt for HTTPS encryption. The goal of FreedomBox is to permit setup via only the webUI which it mostly gets right.
Chatting via Element this way is nice since you’re self-hosting the service and not relying upon a centralized server that could required a backdoor. I highly recommend it.