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and that's all legality on the internet can achieve: calling these illegal actors. just like if I would be called an illegal actor if I kept using Matrix and Signal after (and if) chat control has passed.
have you seen this article by Proton, showing how much big tech pays in penalties for their illegal acts?
it does not matter.
piece of cake for those who already have it. I'm but only talking about traditional big tech, but also other large companies like clearview ai.
Except if they are
only if it gets found out, and if the person doing it does nothing to hide itself. I don't think this would be effective.
what I think though that this could be used as another reason to support chat control, and automated surveillance with it, but maybe not even at the chat system, but at the camera software or operating system level