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Fabulousfemur t1_iwvgp6w wrote

Reply to comment by firearrow5235 in Spotted in rural northwest VT by AOx3_VSS_IDGAF

business insider](https://www.businessinsider.in/slideshows/miscellaneous/here-are-all-the-times-joe-biden-has-been-accused-of-acting-inappropriately-toward-women-and-girls/slidelist/69866046.cms#slideid=69866062) [pj media](https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margolis/2021/05/29/watch-creepy-joe-biden-makes-inappropriate-comments-to-elementary-school-girl-n1450695) What fascists are trying to take away rights? It's hard to understand because both sides use it as a buzzword. Please don't assume

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JohnnyWadd23 t1_je7aodu wrote

Reply to comment by sethguy12 in ELI5: When a third party app says they offer "end to end encryption," what does that mean? by [deleted]

around regulations. Once the messages were read the SEC stepped in and [fined Chase](https://www.businessinsider.in/finance/news/jpmorgan-will-pay-a-125-million-fine-after-allowing-employees-to-discuss-bank-business-over-whatsapp/articleshow/88346352.cms). The SEC had no case without facebooks help decrypting the supposed private messages

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