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Danish Minister of Justice says no one has the right to communicate in a way that cannot be overheard, recorded, and understood by the police (and other snoops):
https://www-ft-dk.translate.goog/samling/20231/almdel/REU/spm/1426/index.htm?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=ja&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp (via Google Translate)
Toilet? Camera, microphone, and gas sensor.
Bed? Two night vision, one thermal cameras, pro sound crew, and SpO₂ measurement.
Coffee? Receipt and sugar content public before the first sip.
Secret documents? Special room, any piece of paper must be accounted for, and only after searching it for any toilet paper contraband.
But also, regardless of law, there is *always* a way for people to communicate in a way that cannot be decoded. That is a fact. Criminals will always be able to do it.
*This is not an endorsement if someone were to do so.
It seems 1984 has arrived in Denmark…
Yeah Fuck him and anyone who thinks like that!
Waiting for the government of Denmark to post all internal communications on public websites in real time.
but I can confirm he has said some really awful things and is constantly pushing for this, and similar fascist things.
Chat control is being pushed by the whole government
PET Danish secret police, he proposed a very broad law to allow PET to access everything from health information to just about any register
Currently they are proposing making a "hooligan register" which will be listed on your criminal record, without any court involved
@dangillmor Great work from him to draw attention to the irrationality of the law they want to implement
But it will be interesting to see what position the new French government (which will probably last three months) will take. https://youtu.be/GeUtJSABbbk
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