International statement: end-to-end encryption and public safety

International statement: end-to-end encryption and public safety

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Policy paper INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT: END-TO-END ENCRYPTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY International statement calling on tech companies to ensure end-to-end encryption is not implemented in a way


that erodes public safety. Get emails about this page This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government DOCUMENTS INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT: END-TO-END ENCRYPTION AND


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[email protected]. Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive technology you use. DETAILS This statement has been signed by the


governments of: * the UK * Australia * Canada * India * Japan * New Zealand * the United States * Singapore * Georgia * Ecuador * Jordan The statement: * sets out the severe impact on public


safety where end-to-end encryption is implemented in a way that precludes all access to content, even to investigate the most serious crimes, including terrorism, and child sexual


exploitation and abuse * calls on tech companies to work with governments to find solutions to ensure the safety of our citizens, without eroding user privacy or cyber security SIGN UP FOR


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