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Article: New Mexico’s Meta Ruling and Encryption - published 7 months ago.
Content: Mike Masnick points out that the recent New Mexico court ruling against Meta has some bad implications for end-to-end encryption, and security in general: If the “design choices create liability” framework seems worrying in the abstract, the New Mexico case provides a concrete example of where it leads in practice. One of the key pieces of evidence the New ...
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2026/04/new-mexicos-meta-ruling-and-encryption.html   
Published: 2026 04 06 19:09:58
Received: 2026 04 12 23:55:28
Feed: Schneier on Security
Source: Schneier on Security
Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security
Article: New Mexico’s Meta Ruling and Encryption - published 7 months ago.
Content: Mike Masnick points out that the recent New Mexico court ruling against Meta has some bad implications for end-to-end encryption, and security in general: If the “design choices create liability” framework seems worrying in the abstract, the New Mexico case provides a concrete example of where it leads in practice. One of the key pieces of evidence the New ...
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2026/04/new-mexicos-meta-ruling-and-encryption.html   
Published: 2026 04 06 19:09:58
Received: 2026 04 12 23:55:28
Feed: Schneier on Security
Source: Schneier on Security
Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security

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