It's funny how much I've come to disagree with this framing, given my background. I think a lot of the discourse around encryption and online privacy suffers from being focused so exclusively on the United States and expressed in terms of American cultural values as universalshttps://twitter.com/SarahJamieLewis/status/1178870411955589121 …
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This thread makes me think that you might want to read Graydon Saunders if you haven't already. And he doesn't even write about encryption or privacy.
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A, to me, under discussed area is the mechanics of e2ee bans. Do you ban code outright, a la djb and the crypto wars? Do you have platform liability (as opposed to safe harbor) for content? If the latter, what do you do about foreign (outside jurisdiction) platforms?
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An obvious scenario is platform liability. Would it extend to app stores? Would Apple be required to ban e2ee apps or be liable for their usage? Would Android OEMs then have to ban sideloading? It hints at an extremely closed computing environment.
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