The article addresses (somewhat) the dichotomy between this goal and the work the EU is doing to end ubiquitous end-to-end. Well.. addresses by having one paragraph which talks to it, but it doesn't exactly raise confidence they understand the problem.
I think they still believe in "evil bit" packet flagging somehow. Sorry did I say evil? I meant good. the good bit, the "I am a journalist" flag in TCP.
As if a list of "recognised" journalists is not simultaneously an invitation to surveil and harrass people, for those of a mind to do so.
I think they still believe in "evil bit" packet flagging somehow. Sorry did I say evil? I meant good. the good bit, the "I am a journalist" flag in TCP.
As if a list of "recognised" journalists is not simultaneously an invitation to surveil and harrass people, for those of a mind to do so.