What happens encrypted, stays encrypted… unless you add the world press to the chat 
How to #PracticeSafeText:
Use end-to-end encryption.
Check your contacts.
FAO: The US Administration. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/03/trump-administration-accidentally-texted-me-its-war-plans/682151/
Donate to our campaign to #SaveEncryption: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-encryption-in-the-uk#/
The clock is running down to save encryption 
Will you join over 750 people who've used our tool to reply to Ofcom's consultation on implementing message scanning powers in the UK?
Stop the attack on end-to-end encryption!
ACT NOW before the consultation closes at 5pm 
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
Carpe DM 
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End-to-end encryption = online safety. It keeps what we send on messaging apps secure from hackers and predators.
Tell Ofcom NOT to implement message scanning powers in their consultation.
You have until 5pm TODAY!
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
Do you want hackers and predators to slide into your DMs?
That's what would happen if message scanning tech is forced onto messaging apps.
Ofcom's consultation on powers that'd break end-to-end encryption closes on Monday!
Use our tool to tell them #PracticeSafeText 
#e2ee #encryption #onlinesafety #onlinesafetyact #ukpolitics #ukpol #cybersecurity #security #privacy #ofcom #whatsapp #signal
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
Save Encryption. Save the World 
Only by blocking message scanning technology on messaging apps can we ensure online safety!
End-to-end encryption prevents predators and hackers from weeding their way into our private lives.
We must #PracticeSafeText
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/the-case-for-encryption/
Message scanning tech on everyone's phone would expose us to dangerous new threats.
How does that achieve online safety?
Tell Ofcom NOT to break end-to-end encryption in their consultation, ending Monday 10 March.
Use our tool to say #PracticeSafeText
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
No safe message scanning technology exists.
These powers would force a cybersecurity weakness onto apps like WhatsApp and Signal.
Hackers, predators and spies could crowbar their way into everything you send.
Tell Ofcom: End-to-end Encryption Means Online Safety 
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
CLOSES Monday 10 March at 5pm.
Time is Running Out to Save Encryption 
Ofcom is consulting on implementing message scanning powers in the UK Online Safety Act.
This would break end-to-end encryption on the messaging apps we all use!
CLOSES Monday 10 March, 5pm.
Use our tool to tell Ofcom #PracticeSafeText
ACT NOW
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/48-hours-tell-ofcom-practice-safe-text
Queer identities can be weaponised against us through harassment, blackmail or violence.
Introducing a backdoor to encrypted services with message scanning tech means anyone can find their way into your private life.
Privacy is safety for the LGBTQ community 
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/queercryption-safety-in-numbers/
“Strong encryption strengthens the foundation of trust online and ensures that our digital spaces remain ones where individuals can live authentically and without fear.”
Shae Gardner from LGBT Tech explains why encryption is so important for the LGBTQ community
LGBTQ people are core users of the Internet
80% participate in social networking, compared to 58% of the general public.
Messaging apps that use end-to-end encryption help to keep LGBTQ people safe.
Read more from LGBT Tech
https://www.lgbttech.org/post/2019/11/22/lgbt-tech-release-encryption-one-sheet
LGBTQ people need online communities for support
End-to-end encryption underpins this essential lifeline with the safety of confidentiality.
It's a matter of survival, particularly for people who live with unsupportive families or in oppressive societies.
Save encryption. #PracticeSafeText
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/queercryption-safety-in-numbers/
We deserve to live free from persecution. Where this is lacking in the physical world, many LGBTQIA+ people rely on encryption to find community, resources and support.
Attempts to break #e2ee are not only damaging to privacy, but also a security threat.
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/queercryption-safety-in-numbers/
We need to #PracticeSafeText
You can’t scan communications without breaching privacy.
You can’t introduce message scanning software that undermines encryption in a way that’s anything other than less secure than what we have now.
Find out more https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/practice-safe-text-campaign-launched/
We're raising funds to promote the benefits of encryption and warn of the threats to security.
Coming after Apple was forced to withdraw an advanced security feature from the UK, we must act now to save the encrypted services we rely on to stay safe!
Donate today. #PracticeSafeText
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-encryption-in-the-uk#/
The UK Online Safety Act gave Ofcom powers that could make companies scan your private messages.
But cybersecurity experts agree that weakening encryption with ‘backdoors’ harms everyone’s safety.
We want governments to promote security features, NOT threaten them.
Privacy is online safety.
NEW: We've launched our #PracticeSafeText campaign to defend and promote the use of encrypted services.
Encryption keeps your online communications and transactions safe. But it's under attack from powers that threaten your security.
Find out more https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/practice-safe-text-campaign-launched/
End-to-end encryption protects against oppression, abuse of power, cybercrime, algorithmic injustice AND abusers.
If the remedy is worse than the disease, the State may be more concerned with building a mass surveillance apparatus than identifying child sexual abuse material.
You can’t scan communications without breaching privacy.
If every message is being scanned in an encrypted environment, the ‘end-to-end’ bit of the equation is compromised.
Every phone will be given a security weakness that opens the curtains for abusers to rear window you and your family.
The Online Safety Act introduced powers for Ofcom to force private messaging providers to install monitoring tech.
Advocates claim that this can at once check everybody’s messages, while somehow preserving end-to-end encryption.
With Schrödinger’s chat, you’ve got nothing to worry about 
