Let's Talk About Encryption
1/ Encryption is the backbone of digital privacy, shielding our conversations and data from prying eyes. As governments seek more control, there's a growing concern about attempts to dismantle this crucial layer of protection. Let's dive into why #EncryptionMatters
2/ In a world where information is a battleground, encryption acts as a shield against unwarranted intrusion. Governments, however, are grappling with this powerful tool, viewing it through the lens of control. It's essential to safeguard our right to private communication. #PrivacyFirst
3/ Attempts to weaken or ban encryption undermine the very fabric of a secure digital society. As citizens, we must stay vigilant and vocal about the importance of preserving this essential privacy tool. Our digital rights are at stake. #ProtectEncryption #DigitalRights
4/ Encryption isn't just about individual privacy; it's a safeguard for democracy. Governments should focus on striking a balance between security and preserving the rights of citizens. Let's push for policies that respect the importance of encryption in the modern age. #CivilRights
5/ The push and pull between governments and encryption highlight a critical tension in the digital era. It's a call to action for us all – to defend the tools that protect our digital lives. Encryption is not the enemy; it's a crucial ally in the fight for digital freedom. #DefendEncryption
Stephen Horn is an independent journalist who traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the January 6 speech and protest. He was doing this as a journalist with his film equipment. He has been charged and is currently a January 6 defendant despite being engaged in journalistic work and he is currently working on a January 6 documentary called J6: The First Breach.