Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
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Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
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Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#2It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0]
Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#3It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0] [0] https://idtodna.com/paternity-test-in-france/
Wild.
Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#4It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0] [0] https://idtodna.com/paternity-test-in-france/
Indeed, when you are married, you're the father. Abortion is the women's decision only.
The father used to have 14 days off when his baby was born, now it is 1 month, but it is still not as long as the mother's leave (very far from the 14 months in Germany to share between the parents as they want).
Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#5It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0] [0] https://idtodna.com/paternity-test-in-france/
Indeed, when you are married, you're the father. Abortion is the women's decision only. The father used to have 14 days off when his baby was born, now it is 1 month, but it is still not as long as the mother's leave (very far from the 14 months in Germany to share between the parents as they want).
It is interesting that this case has apparently been dubbed according to the arrest date, which should be well-known throughout the Francophone world as the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, especially strongly associated with Bernadette Soubirous of Lourdes. What's that got to do with crypto and cyberterrorism? Left as an exercise for the reader.
Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#6Can anyone familiar with this matter provide some context?
I'm having a hard time understanding what is happening here.
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#7Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#8It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0] [0] https://idtodna.com/paternity-test-in-france/
Just don't get married then?
Re: Criminalization of encryption in France: the 8 December case
#9It's part for the course in a country that bans paternity testing (to "protect the unity of families"! ) [0] [0] https://idtodna.com/paternity-test-in-france/
If the true picture were to be revealed, I suspect it would cause an enormous disturbance in society. Poor dads, they should for sure check that their kids are really theirs