Dmitry Kulshitsky

@dkulshitsky

What if someone encrypted messages on their own and used Facebook etc just as a transport? https://t.co/YCugd4ZG51

David Jarvis

@DavidJarvisACT

@iTnews_au How ironic - just at the time when the Privacy Act and legislation is being ramped up we have the backdoor being pulled open...

Mike Burgess

@MikePBurgess

This is not about breaking encryption, it's about targeted lawful access under warrant! This is not new. https://t.co/tKF5xKxELZ

rycrozier

@rycrozier

@MikePBurgess so how does it work keeping encryption totally intact. That seems to be the question no one wants to answer

Mike Burgess

@MikePBurgess

@rycrozier No not vague, phone companies today provide lawful access, if you operate a service you are required to do the same...

🔥High Quality Guy🔥

@dobes

@MikePBurgess @rycrozier but telco data is interceptable, for an e2e messaging service to do that, they would need to MITM their own service

rycrozier

@rycrozier

@dobes @MikePBurgess This. I think everyone gets the obligation. It's how it works w/o weakening encryption that do… https://t.co/hjlwjGy0NR

Mike Burgess

@MikePBurgess

@dobes @riskybusiness @rycrozier It's all in the design.... agree there are challenges but clever people can overcome challenges

Stephen Murray

@smurray38

Brandis: I have today declared Al Gebra a terrorist organisation https://t.co/YkWs7aZXTd