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		someguydave on April 6, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Possible routes for distributed anti-abuse systems >The situation where A is sending to B something that's harmful to C cannot be dealt with by C's filtering and can only be addressed at a higher level in the system. Huh? If C knows A's public key and the content is signed, why can't C filter A's content?

pjc50 on April 6, 2017 [–]

Content is basically never signed, and I'm talking about situations where the content isn't intended for or sent to C.

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