No law can censor a distributed system. ChatControl, so while surely large platforms would LIKE such law while little competitors would not, P2P/distributed networks of FREE software, not mere open source "commercial" services, would not be affected.
It's about time to understand two things:
- Open Source is a way to solve the insustainability of proprietary software AGAINST Free Software;
- Surveillance and censorship can be only defeated by the People rising and imposing their will.
The first is obvious to anybody who know a bit of actual state of things in IT land, the latter it's unlikely since most people are grown without knowing the meaning of freedom.
It's about time to understand two things:
- Open Source is a way to solve the insustainability of proprietary software AGAINST Free Software;
- Surveillance and censorship can be only defeated by the People rising and imposing their will.
The first is obvious to anybody who know a bit of actual state of things in IT land, the latter it's unlikely since most people are grown without knowing the meaning of freedom.