That means nothing when the servers stop taking EU traffic
I don’t use any of these apps, so I’m not quite sure how they work. But couldn’t you just make an app that keeps a local private and public key pair. Then when you send a message (say via regular sms) it includes under the hood your public key. Then the receiver when they reply uses your public key to encrypt the message before sending to you?
Unless the sms infrastructure is going to attempt to detect and reject encrypted content, this seems like it can be achieved without relying on a server backend.
0x0@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
Yes, please.
LOL, no. They’ll come back again with some other bullshit to Save the Children!™, it’s a never-ending whack-a-mole.
mcv@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
We need to get the right to privacy and control over our own devices enshrined as fundamental rights, like so many other rights the EU protects.
mangaskahn@lemmy.world 1 day ago
And they only have to win once, we have to fight and win every time they introduce a new variant. Its exhausting.