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[iguana09863@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol So they approved it?

[null03@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol Okay so The Privacy fundamental right is just a sentence is a pretty piece of paper.

[null03@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol Gods, the citizens are truly worth nothing. I am worth nothing, it seems.

[null03@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol This IS illegal. HOW. *HOW*

[null03@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol What do we do now?

[greg_mrt@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol We should protest in the streets. These bastards won't stop until they get it approved.

[iguana09863@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol All is not lost yet. There is the Shadowsocks tool, which is capable of bypassing the Great Firewall of China, and Proxychains is another valid option. Reading chats is only for telephone companies, and the data is used for tracking, whether it's the internet or cable. When you create an account on WhatsApp or Telegram, what do you use? Your phone number. Why do you think they can track Telegram and WhatsApp users through their phone numbers?

[iguana09863@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol Signal is the same thing, except that the app is fully encrypted, but breaking the encryption is another story. Simplex and Session are not affiliated with any company, they are e2e, they do not depend on companies or telephone companies, they are fully encrypted, and you do not need a number to register, nor do you need companies.

[iguana09863@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol There are also Tor, i2p, Veilid, Tox... There are other alternatives to circumvent mass surveillance. Consider using disposable numbers and an encrypted email alias such as Proton and Simplelogin.

[iguana09863@mastodon.social]

@chatcontrol And don't forget to use a VPN and proxy outside Europe. Proton VPN is a good option, as the company is based in Switzerland and they are very strict about privacy.