The French court system considers it sus if you use tor, signal etc
"All members of this group were particularly suspicious, only communicated with each other through encrypted applications, particularly Signal, and encrypting their computer media […]. "
@sun i vaguely remember a statistic floating around that shows that when you deal with csam across borders, it's really effective to just drop providers a mail. numbers were like "12h and it's gone in 99% of cases" effective.
it's almost as if the things that should be deleted or chatcontrolled are other things. like "misinformation".
@lain I think the swedish one decided to stop talking about piracy and instead talks about refugees and immigration. aren't there like 25 parties already that do that
@sun the youth organization of the German Green Party decided to split from the main party to finally found a new left-wing party that isn’t afraid of the powers that be
@smug@sun in France, it is a separate felony to refuse to give up your passwords and keys if you are already investigated for something else. The fifth doesn't exist there, basically.
@sun All those suggestions suck. Except 3. 3 is already policy on many platforms. Also chat control was snagged by the EU court last time I heard about it.
@ryan@lain I tried to get involved with it when I was in a different state and at the same time I started, the party was so disused that it lost its filings to be an official party and it was too much work to get it reinstated.
@lain@sun We have a pirate party affiliate in formation in the US. I wrote to the chairman that the foreign policy section on their website wasn't anti-empire enough and the way it was written it could be interpreted to justify the US invading and overthrowing other countries for having monopolies and strict copyright laws. He accused me of being a "Maga communist", so I lost interest
@sun@smug i hear that the fifth isn't applied when you cross the border. Hence half of my frens never carry their devices and have two completely separate sets of hardware in 'murrica and Oirope.
@newt The fifth amendment isn't very useful for you in the USA if a device is unlocked with fingerprints or a facial scan - yes the glowers can force isheep to unlock an iphone if they were dumb enough to use "face unlock".