Blocking Software Strategies
Amir argues for a more strategic approach to blocking software, suggesting that countries should restrict access rather than arrest executives, as this fosters fear and stifles innovation. Chris adds nuance by highlighting the legal implications of the CEO's citizenship and the complexities of facilitating illegal activities through communication tools. Both emphasize the importance of privacy and the value of communication platforms like Telegram and Signal, despite their potential misuse.In this clip
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