Hi Everyone! Today’s new article is on this week’s news about Apple removing access to Advanced Data Protection in the UK.
Why this happened, why it’s bad news, and what to do about it if you are located in the UK, or if you are in the rest of the world 


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What does this mean for you?
What does this mean for PG? Should services subject to UK’s IPA or Sweden’s 2020:62 be recommended in certain high-risk categories (like encrypted mail, search engines, browsers, messengers, VPNs)?
This forum should talk more about that.
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I’ve asked SimpleX to take a look: SimpleX vs. Cwtch, who is right? - #75 by ignoramous
I haven’t analysed their client/protocol like @maqp has, but things may or may not be as dire as they were for Apple, as the SimpleX client (&its relays/servers?) is open source.