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by willsoon
653 days ago
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1. Is encryption itself a crime? 2. Presumably Durov was in a meeting with Putin. 2. 1. But there is no war, the war against Ukraine is not a war in legal terms. 2. 2. And there is no charge of meeting with the enemy or anything like that. 2.3. So you are saying that we are talking about the charges in vain, because the political underground is obvious. 2.4. Yes, you are right, that is why we are talking about the charges. |
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Maybe it's because I live very close to Russia and most of the people here probably don't think about the war every day, but the strategic reality of this situation makes all these privacy arguments so trivial.
I need to see this happen to someone other than Durov to consider that it's not about the war. While it's only Durov then I really don't think he's discussing privacy issues with the French - they are discussing his access to Telegram's systems and his ability and willingness to give that to the allies of Ukraine. Likewise in Russia they are not discussing the privacy issues, they are trying to lock Durov out Telegram's systems and the military and intelligence services are working on alternative ways to communicate, and meanwhile the effectiveness on the battlefield of the Russian army is compromised.