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    Protest in Warsaw against EU chat control legislation●Protest Against European Parliament Chat Control 1.0 Legislation in WarsawYhnWar21just now

    Demonstrators gathered in Warsaw on 26 September to protest the European Parliament's 'Chat Control 1.0' legislation, which would require messaging platforms to scan private communications, including encrypted ones, for illegal content. Critics argue the measure undermines privacy and encryption, while supporters say it is needed to protect children. Protests against the proposal have been held across several European cities.

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    Napoleonic war briefing cipher cracked after 217 years▼Breaking the Cipher of the Napoleonic war briefing, unread for 217 yearsYhnWorldReligion25just now

    An encrypted Napoleonic-era military briefing, left unread for 217 years, has been decoded and published in a detailed writeup. The letter was addressed to Marshal Marmont, a French commander of the period. The decoding sheds light on wartime correspondence practices of the era, and the writeup has drawn attention among readers interested in cryptography and military history.

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    ArcaneChat pushes encryption for all chats by default●While in # Telegram you have to opt-in into secret chats, in # ArcaneChat all chats are secret and encrypted out of theMmastodonTechnologyMobile510 min ago

    The messaging app ArcaneChat is promoting itself as a more private alternative to Telegram, saying that unlike Telegram's opt-in secret chats, all its conversations — including groups and channels — are encrypted by default. It also highlights that it requires no phone number and claims to avoid spam and scammers, targeting users in Europe seeking more autonomy on Android.

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