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The so—called five eyes countries are all against the technology. japan, india, turkey, bangladesh, brazil and the european union have all expressed concerns too, with some exploring laws to control the apps. in countries with strict internet rules like china, many end—to—end encryption products are already banned. whats concerning is that if platforms make the design choice to roll out end—to—end encryption, we risk losing the vast majority of that data that is used to find perpetrato...

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