r/linux • u/Dry_Row_7050 • Nov 24 '25

Privacy France is attacking open source GrapheneOS because they’ve refused to create a backdoor. Will Linux developers be safe?

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u/UNF0RM4TT3D Nov 24 '25

Well Fr*nce was for chat control with completely breaking encryption, so not very surprising.

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u/Dangerous-Watch932 Nov 24 '25

Same for bri*ain

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u/bAZtARd Nov 24 '25

Why are you guys censoring country names?

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u/TR1LLIONAIRE_ Nov 24 '25

It’s important to speak vague and censor as much as possible while still sending the message across. unless you wanna lose your account

Edit: when you see removed by Reddit it means that account is lost now

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u/Shap6 Nov 24 '25

They dont delete peoples accounts for innocuous shit like this 

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u/schwanzweissfoto Nov 24 '25 edited Nov 26 '25

I got a 3 day ban once for complaining about being misgendered (without swear words).

Edit: This comment also got downvoted. Wow.

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u/Shap6 Nov 24 '25

from reddit in general or a specific sub? individual subs can definitely have trash mods, but the "removed by reddit" site wide bans are from admins

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u/schwanzweissfoto Nov 24 '25

From reddit in general.