Written by: Hekuran Doli
Balancing online privacy and security is critical. As an expert in this field, I believe that both are essential values that must coexist without compromising each other. The Internet should be a free and open space where individuals can express themselves without fear of surveillance or censorship. However, this freedom should not be a haven for crime and harmful activities. The challenge lies in finding ways to find security without compromising the right to privacy.
It is imperative for authorities to find innovative ways to address security issues without sacrificing the fundamental right to privacy. Rather than relying on blanket surveillance or censorship, authorities should collaborate with the technology industry to develop innovative solutions that address security issues while respecting users' rights.
The Kosovo Police's strategy to crack down on the Albaking criminal gang on Telegram is a unique example in the world of how security and privacy can coexist in harmony. Their approach shows that it is possible to balance security and privacy, even in the most difficult cases, without violating individual privacy or arresting platform owners.
The debate about the future of the internet has profound implications for humanity. It is a fundamental question that must be answered together: do we want a controlled internet, where governments and institutions dictate what we can and cannot do online? Or do we want a balanced internet, where individuals feel safe to communicate freely and securely? The answer to this question will determine the course of the internet's evolution.
In my opinion, the internet should be a free and open space where individuals can express themselves without fear of surveillance or censorship. As technology professionals, we have dedicated our lives to creating a free internet. It is disappointing to see events like the arrest of Pavel Durov in France, or any platform owner, just because they have built open and free platforms.
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