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Freedom Not Fear 2023 - Vimarsana News

Freedom Not Fear 2023

Last weekend, I went to Freedom Not Fear 2023 in Brussels. Fnf is an unconference for and by European digital activists. It covers various topics, from the latest terrible European law (Chat Control) to discussing how to get more involved in our democracies. I usually attend more technical conferences, and it was refreshing to participate in a conference where ethical and political discussions around digital rights were a central topic. It was an occasion to meet people from different backgrounds, from a Dutch politician (and self-proclaimed student for life), to a member of various organizati...

Facebook Messenger: End-to-end encryption will be the default soon - Vimarsana News

Facebook Messenger: End-to-end encryption will be the default soon

Meta should have the feature in place for everyone by the end of the year.

Apple opposes UK bill that could mandate backdoor scanning in iMessage - Vimarsana News

Apple opposes UK bill that could mandate backdoor scanning in iMessage

Apple is the Online Safety Bill as it could be used to force encrypted messaging tools like iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal and other to scan;

Spain seeks to ban encryption, leaked document reveals - Vimarsana News

Spain seeks to ban encryption, leaked document reveals

The great majority of EU leaders expressed their support to the Chat Control bill which proposes to weaken encryption on online safety grounds.

WhatsApp considering leaving the UK over Online Safety Bill privacy concerns - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp considering leaving the UK over Online Safety Bill privacy concerns

New proposed UK and EU rules would require tech giants to view and pass information about your private messages and photos to the police and government, under the guise of detecting child abuse content