Виталик Бутерин прокомментировал арест Павла Дурова

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2021-09-25Last updated on 2024-08-25

  • Сооснователь Ethereum Виталик Бутерин прокомментировал арест Павла Дурова.
  • Виталик Бутерин считает это тревожным для свободы коммуникаций в Европе.

Сооснователь проекта Ethereum Виталик Бутерин прокомментировал арест основателя Telegram Павла Дурова. По его словам, это может иметь плохое влияние для свободы общения в Европе в будущем.

I've criticized Telegram before for not being serious with encryption.

But (given the info available so far: the charge seems to be just being "unmoderated" and not giving up people's data), this looks very bad and worrying for the future of software and comms freedom in Europe.

— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) August 25, 2024

Бутерин отметил, что ранее критиковал Telegram за несерьезное отношение к шифрованию. Он добавил:

«Учитывая имеющуюся на данный момент информацию, обвинение, похоже, заключается в том, что Telegram просто “немодерируется” и не отдает данные людей, это выглядит очень плохо и тревожно для будущего программного обеспечения и свободы коммуникаций в Европе».

Пользователь под псевдонимом shumochu под постом Бутерина задал вопрос о том, смогут ли коммуникационные программы крупных компаний, например WhatsApp и iMessage, сейчас или в будущем создать «черный ход» к правительству.

Сооснователь Ethereum ответил, что нужно использовать открытый исходный код и формальную проверку свойств безопасности.

Напомним, вечером 24 августа 2024 года основателя мессенджера Telegram арестовали в аэропорту Ле-Бурже, что находится вблизи Парижа. На фоне этой новости монета Toncoin (TON) обвалилась более чем на 15% за сутки.

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