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Roman Storm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ πŸŒͺ️

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β€œTornado developer”The man does not deserve the awful treatment that he received from governments. Should be praised instead for the advancements. Software development is not a crime.ustas.eth Β· 1290Β· 1y ago5
β€œdefending privacy as a human right”Roman Storm's case is absolutely crucial for the future of privacy technology and open source development - this isn't just about one developer, it's about whether building privacy tools will be criminalized in America. The doj is literally prosecuting him for third parties misusing software he built (Tornado Cash), which is like prosecuting the creators of Tor or Signal because criminals used their tools - absolutely nonsense. tornado cash is immutable, decentralized code that no one can control or modify, yet they're trying to hold roman responsible for how others used it after deployment. Privacy is a fundamental human right, not a crime. This case could set a dangerous precedent where every open source developer working on encryption, mixers, or decentralized protocols becomes a potential criminal in the eyes of the government. Support Roman Storm because his fight is our fight for digital privacy and the right to build tools that protect human freedom.Bitduke Β· 1241Β· 1y ago2
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