“In total, there are more than 150 questions related to the issue of encryption and digital practices in the investigation file.”
Seven people face terrorism charges in France, and the file treats Signal, Tor, Tails and a lockdown privacy workshop as evidence. One DGSI sentence about “clandestine behaviour” shows up more than a hundred times, copied by every magistrate on the case. Investigators asked for “logins and passwords for Tor”, which do not exist. If installing Linux with disk encryption makes you a terrorist suspect, the French state just described every competent sysadmin.