> In practice, this would simply move a little bit of control over the list of accepted authorities from browser vendors to EU institutions, which is not terribly unreasonable a stance.
I have zero trust in the competence and intentions of EU institutions
I already have to trust the firm that maintains the browser, how does adding another party help exactly?
this proposal's endgame is mandatory key escrow (attempt number #8 or so)
I have zero trust in the competence and intentions of EU institutions
I already have to trust the firm that maintains the browser, how does adding another party help exactly?
this proposal's endgame is mandatory key escrow (attempt number #8 or so)