Beware of the trap of "privacy in the name of," today talking about fixing it, tomorrow turning into surveillance

Telegram's founder pointed out that the age verification application proposed by the EU has fundamental security issues in its design, relying on user device trust architecture, and can be hacked within minutes. It appears to be privacy-friendly on the surface but is actually easy to crack, and may later be weakened under the guise of "fixing" it, gradually turning into a monitoring tool under the pretext of privacy, warning the public to be vigilant that such vulnerabilities could be exploited to expand regulation.