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Brits would quite like their private messages to stay private

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英国の世論調査や議論において、市民がプライベートなメッセージの秘匿性を維持することを強く望んでいることが示され、政府の監視強化案に対する懸念が高まっている。

Key points

  • •英国国民はメッセージアプリの暗号化解除や監視強化に反対する傾向が強い
  • •プライバシー保護と国家安全保障のバランスについて社会で議論が活発化
  • •技術的なバックドア導入がセキュリティ全体を危うくすると指摘されている
#Regulation, Ethics & Society#Security & Misuse
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