The UK government's "technical capability notice" requires blanket access rather than merely assistance to access a specific account, the paper reported, citing unnamed sources.
It's over bongchuds once they see my right wing memes I'm done. This is my last broadcast.
Except of course this isn't the first time Britain tried to enforce their Orwellian speech laws with Apple and then Literally Nothing Happened
That will not stop the users of /r/unitedkingdom from having a mental breakdown
Uh oh, someone's been in a coma since 2016!
that's only because we have to buy a new phone every month when they get snatched by a moped rowdie
Jfc, can we have just a few weeks at least without some authoritarian bullshit being thrust upon us.
reminder that bongs vigorously support mass surveillance and banning knives so they don't have to talk about the Rwandan Question
this is the thin end of the wedge and they will be coming for this on all platforms.
No because google has probably already enthusiastically served up all of its users' data
To be fair, the Tories had extensive plans to break end to end encryption too.
yes we may be jackboot authoritarians but have you considered The Tories The Tories The Tories the Tories The Tories
There is a huge difference here between 'back door with a warrant', and 'back door with no warrant'.
I believe 'back door with no warrant' is something Pakistanis were doing to british schoolchildren between the years of 2002 and 2018
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