The UK’s controversial Online Safety Bill finally becomes law
www.theverge.comA bill years in the making.
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Neat, how does this interact with the other Five Eyes nations? For example, can US traffic be intentionally tunneled through the UK and then be legally decrypted with no additional permission or oversight required? Would the UK attempt to compulsorily force decryption of a US company’s routed traffic – like some kind of extradition treaty for data? Will other Five Eyes nations simply act on their behalf and exert the force needed?
It absolutely can be. It would be very easy to do with a little creative BGP routing.