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Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by gandutraveler on Thursday October 27, 2022 @02:36AM (#33353977)
I do want to hear more about how signal and other companies are working to prevent their apps being used by bad actors, terrorists.
Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by polopo568866 on Thursday October 27, 2022 @02:57AM (#33354138)
I do want to hear more about how toll road management companies are working to prevent their roads being used by bad actors, terrorists.

Food manufacturers should also ensure that they are not contributing to feeding bad actors...

People like you being so easily manipulated by governments are extremely dangerous to democracy.

Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by RadixDLT on Thursday October 27, 2022 @08:55AM (#33356771)
hey, hey, hey Dont give these companies any ideas, chase bank already closes your account if you say something they dont like.
Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by lotqrpa on Thursday October 27, 2022 @03:43AM (#33354454)
The greatest mystery to me is how anyone can think you can somehow stop 'bad actors' from communicating over the Internet other than banning it as a whole.
Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by Anunayj on Thursday October 27, 2022 @06:04AM (#33355453)
Exactly! "Oh no now I will have to use a illegal app to commit my illegal activities".

Banning encryption doesn't stop bad actors from communicating over encryption, it just adds to the number of illegal things they did.

Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by beermonster on Thursday October 27, 2022 @04:14AM (#33354670)
Next we would like to hear more about what owners of open spaces are doing allowing bad humans to use them to communicate sounding words over air.
Re:Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its... by codedokode on Thursday October 27, 2022 @06:38AM (#33355645)
How do car manufacturers prevent their cars from being used by terrorists?