in the end , end to end encryption encompasses plenty ...
LOTS
So what they mean is : you have to EARN IT by HARD WORK , not just trade money for money , that's something only WE can do :)
essentially in the name of 'what about the children' ofcourse .... i'm sure there's terrerizts inthere somewhere but
you know inhere ?
inhere its about de-centralization to save six whales who will centralizally make sure you are de-centralized , something one guy with 10000 times the money of all of them combined can't do (for some reason)
and meanwhile
in the real world ...
... well what ?
i have not seen one link or article on that shit here and its older than 2020 ...
ponzi-fucking schemebag vote-suckers ...
HIPPOCRITES ...
but please ... continue, at times it is most entertaining :)
although, if i were Justin Sun ... well, no comment ... i'm not really the forgiving jesus type, im a bit more old testament
but i dont have 100 billion, if i did i would be buying all hive on the market right now :)
you're americans, right ? xept that mahdiyari but im not sure he actually lives in india, i suspect him from sticking clvr up my ass as one of his cronies ...
so this should REALLY , REALLY interest you, its at your frontdoor actually ringing your doorbell right now ...
its about en-crypto and its called EARN IT ...
in case you hadn't noticed ...
forget about discord then
=lol
“The so-called EARN IT bill will strip Section 230 protections away from any website that doesn’t follow a list of ‘best practices,’ meaning those sites can be sued into bankruptcy,” writes Joe Mullin, a policy analyst with the Electronic Freedom Foundation.Mullin is referring to how EARN IT would target CSAM. It proposes to do this by creating a federal commission to develop a list of best practices for preventing CSAM that online platform providers would have to follow or else lose their immunity under Section 230 — meaning they could be sued into bankruptcy. This commission would largely be made up of law enforcement and allied groups such as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).
According to Mullin, “The ‘best practices’ list will be created by a government commission, headed by Attorney General Barr, who has made it very clear he would like to ban encryption and guarantee law enforcement ‘legal access’ to any digital message.”
Although the word “encryption” does not appear anywhere in the EARN IT bill, Mullin is suspicious of how the federal commission might design best practices. For instance, in an earlier draft of the bill, the NCMEC Vice-President stated that online services should be made to screen all messages using screening technology approved by themselves and law enforcement, report what they find in messages to the NCMEC and be held legally responsible for the content of the messages sent by others.
so if i ever hear one single american yank about the chinese again after that ...
well yea ... but we all knew that already ... its no better in EU either (you know where they're all socialists and stuff .. so i hear)