After European law enforcement agencies have argued for lawful access to encrypted instant messaging clients for a few years now, their demands have recently expanded. In a new report published this week, Europol has asked that lawful access should be considered for other technologies that use encryption, such as 6G, biometrics, DNS, the blockchain, and quantum computing.
https://www.europol.europa.eu/media-press/newsroom/news/equilibrium-between-security-and-privacy-new-report-encryption
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