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Signalgate proves there's no such a thing as "Backdoor for the Good Guys Only"

10 nickslaughter02 5 6/13/2025, 6:32:21 PM tuta.com ↗

Comments (5)

k310 · 1d ago

No backdoor goes unexploited.

Second law of hackodynamics.

nickslaughter02 · 1d ago

original title: Signalgate 2.0 proves it - there’s no such thing as a “Backdoor for the Good Guys Only”

cjbenedikt · 1d ago

Who are the "good guys" today anyway?

nickslaughter02 · 1d ago

Who knows at this point, certainly not the governments that want to create all these backdoors and strip you of your privacy and security.

kgwxd · 1d ago

Nobody asked for "proof", it's just obvious. It's obvious to everyone, even the people pushing for it. They don't care, they just want in because, they are, in fact, actually the bad guys.