<ul><li>Europol's chief, Catherine De Bolle, stated that technology giants have a "social responsibility" to give the police access to encrypted messages used by criminals.</li><li>Experts argue that creating a backdoor for law enforcement will undermine the protection of all users and have unintended consequences.</li><li>Backdoors in encrypted systems make them vulnerable to exploitation by criminals and can lead to mass surveillance.</li><li>The debate on encryption continues, with tech experts supporting the need for end-to-end encryption, while law enforcement argues for backdoors.</li></ul>

"Anonymity is not a fundamental right": experts disagree with Europol chief's request for encryption back door

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