Irish Public Expresses Clear Distrust of State Access to Private Messages

Irish Public Expresses Clear Distrust of State Access to Private Messages

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A recent survey by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties reveals that fewer than 20% of respondents trust law enforcement to access encrypted private messages without user knowledge. This finding highlights significant public concern over proposals granting the State such surveillance powers.

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