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Broken record disclaimer: e2e encryption isn’t bad, and doesn’t make public safety worse. We have studies, a lot more since Snowden even that prove such encryption doesn’t make us safer or worse off. https://t.co/t3chcElhUg
— Kyle Baker (@kylebaker) October 3, 2019
The People: “Facebook must respect our privacy!”
— Dylan Byers (@DylanByers) October 3, 2019
Mark Zuckerberg: “Yeah, OK, here’s end-to-end encryption across all of our apps."
Attorney General Bill Barr: “Facebook must not be too private!”
Zuckerberg: ?https://t.co/cz2EKSmtOV
Since when was any/ most governments around the world really concerned with user privacy lol. They are literally asking for a backdoor into people's private communications. For all Facebook's faults, I'm glad they are siding with the right to privacy here @webhat https://t.co/P5Ke7k5N53
— Hazem A. M. Awad,PhD (@hazem_awad) October 3, 2019
We were able to see a draft open letter from Bill Barr (and officials in the UK and Oz) to Mark Zuckerberg asking for Facebook to halt the roll out of e2e encryption across its apps. This may get ugly. https://t.co/xBJnnNIARw
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 3, 2019
Besides the FBI snooping stuff, slowing Facebook down on integrating Instagram/Messenger/WhatsApp is helpful for a potential breakup. https://t.co/BPrJOGqwXy
— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) October 3, 2019
I do not want your encryption backdoors
— Eva (@evacide) October 3, 2019
I do not want them in a box
I do not want them with a fox
I do not want them here or there
I do not want them anywhere
This is definitely important but (I’ve seen this idea floating around) it’s not “literally apple v fbi” part 2. Apple v fbi involved actual legal orders compelling Cupertino to write new code that Apple had to oppose in court. this looks like just an open letter. https://t.co/bL97iz42X4
— Patrick Howell O'Neill (@HowellONeill) October 3, 2019
The Barr letter to Facebook is a big deal. Government now openly discouraging proliferation of end-to-end encryption
— Chris Bing (@Bing_Chris) October 3, 2019
Facebook spox response on Barr encryption memo, below pic.twitter.com/utXpVSkhr7
— rat king (@MikeIsaac) October 3, 2019
We must not lose sight of the huge benefits that secure, private encryption provides us all. https://t.co/YhZpJesSne
— EFF (@EFF) October 3, 2019
"Attorney General William Barr wants to backdoor Facebook's WhatsApp"https://t.co/Sl7bXTYXxR
— Michael Krieger (@LibertyBlitz) October 3, 2019
Disgraced Trump administration Attorney General William Barr and his counterparts in the British and Australian governments plan to push Facebook for an encryption backdoor for WhatsApp and other messaging platforms (perhaps Instagram's new Threads?). https://t.co/8fn5wLx1Tc
— Xeni Jardin (@xeni) October 3, 2019
Attorney General William Barr wants to backdoor Facebook's WhatsApp https://t.co/YijjZnFwNE
— Masque of the Red Death (@doctorow) October 3, 2019
The government is demanding backdoor access to the private communications of 1.5 billion people using #WhatsApp. If @Facebook agrees, it may be the largest overnight violation of privacy in history. https://t.co/qkxO1pJuUh
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) October 3, 2019
Whatever embargo there may have been around this story is now fairly comprehensively blown: #e2ee - the US Government wants a #whatsapp #backdoor and the UK and AU want it too...https://t.co/lrfsp3BjIO pic.twitter.com/R6wiwdZVjc
— Alec Muffett (@AlecMuffett) October 3, 2019
The U.S. is joining the U.K. and Australia in asking Facebook to stop using end-to-end encryption, a move that would make content on the site accessible to law enforcement. https://t.co/6aBg4OCwvy
— Axios (@axios) October 3, 2019
US Attorney General and UK/AU officials hit Facebook over encrypted messaging apps, Apple could be targeted too https://t.co/SZcdQuKVoW pic.twitter.com/xJSebe732J
— Huawei Global (@huawei_global) October 3, 2019
USA, UK and Australia want to stop the further rollout of end-to-end encryption citing “user safety”. We’ve seen it before and will see it again. Do they try to exploit the general tech/FB skepticism? https://t.co/rB4YgaY4qi
— Lukasz Olejnik (@lukOlejnik) October 3, 2019
This is insanely dangerous. https://t.co/eZNneXDvhY
— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) October 3, 2019
#EndToEndEncryption #E2EE stupidity from UK Home Secretary Priti Patel
— Spy Blog ?? (@spyblog) October 3, 2019
Many more criminals than policemen are stymied by strong #Encryption which @ukhomeoffice should be promoting not trying to weaken. USA /AU /UK gov only backdoors are *not* possible.https://t.co/JYzUCoI6QY
We were able to see a draft open letter from Bill Barr (and officials in the UK and Oz) to Mark Zuckerberg asking for Facebook to halt the roll out of e2e encryption across its apps. This may get ugly. https://t.co/xBJnnNIARw
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 3, 2019
"Barr is set to press Facebook on Friday to create a so-called back door to its end-to-end encryption..which would give investigators access to now-secret communications, including from..criminals as well as whistle-blowers, journalists and others."https://t.co/3b18RS0kCK
— Maya R. Cummings, Ph.D. (@MayaRockeymoore) October 3, 2019