The Great Reset: Backdoors encryption – Davos pushes mass online surveillance and false security.

"We need the key to the house when we know there is a criminal inside." "Imagine every house in the country has the same lock and the police had a master key… what happens when that master key falls into the wrong hands? Suddenly every home in the nation is vulnerable and this is precisely the problem with encryption backdoors."

"We must sacrifice our privacy and civil liberties for the sake of security.""Anonymity is not a fundamental right."

"People that don't care about privacy because they've got nothing to hide, is like saying you don't care about free speech because you've got nothing to say. It's your human right."

"Democracy thrives on privacy and free expression not on mass surveillance and obedience."

"At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Europol Chief Catherine De Bolle is pushing for encryption backdoors—a move that could destroy your digital privacy. She claims it’s to 'protect democracy,' but what does this really mean for your personal messages, banking, and security? Ben Leo dives deep into this shocking proposal, the false security vs. privacy debate, and why tech companies are resisting. Is this the beginning of mass surveillance?"

"This isn't about protecting us. It's about protecting them!"

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