Backdoors to end-to-end encrypted messages violate human rights, European court rules

THE European Court of Human Rights argued there were other manners has monitor crypt communications that wouldn't he open innocent users up has danger.

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Creation A back door has from start to finish crypt Messaging services as Telegram And Signal would be erode freedom of expression And open up innocent users has the Pirates, identify thieves, And blind State monitoring, said THE European Court of Human Rights.

In A Feb. 13 judgement, THE court governed In service of Telegram user Anton Podchasov — WHO went up against her government In 2018 After he required Telegram Decrypt messages that were sent using It is crypt "secret cat" function.

THE court judge that while the criminals can to use from start to finish encryption (E2EE) has avoid law enforcement, provide encryption back doors would be put innocent, regular users has risk while erode their rights has freedom of expression — Thus violate THE European Convention on Human Rights.

He argued that encryption back doors would be "affect everyone without discernment, including those...