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FSF Blogs: Privacy and freedom should be the legacy we leave, not the opposite

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October 21, 2022 | by Arround The Web | No comments

FSF Blogs: Privacy and freedom should be the legacy we leave, not the opposite

October 21st marks Global Encryption Day, a time that calls to
mind the many benefits of an unfairly (but increasingly) maligned
technology. This has given us an occasion to reflect on recent attacks
to encryption on the part of governments, specifically the European
Union.

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