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Censorship wars: Elon Musk, safety commissioners and violent content : Comments
By Binoy Kampmark, published 24/4/2024While there is much to take Elon Musk to task for, the hysteria regarding the refusal to remove images of a man in holy orders being attacked by his assailant suggests a lengthy couch session is in order.
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I saw the recent ABC Press Club video.
I have sympathy for the task that has presented itself to them.
End to End Encryption was the major worry they have.
They know that criminals, paedophiles, Islamist terrorist groups are
using it to hide from police etc.
They do not get co-operation from the Tech companies
that own the systems.
If they managed to get legislation passed the owners say they still
cannot help. I suspect because they do not know the keys.
But even if they did force the crims off end to end the crims could
encrypt off line and send as a file.
I did that many years ago when sending casualty info to police for
WICEN (Wireless Institute of Australia Emergency Network)
We used PGP which when first developed was thought to be ubcrackable.
One guy in the US did crack it, he used 20 computers after work for
I think (memory) six months and won the prize !