You don't give the government access to their own door. The company simply retains the right to access things- you know, the same way we have it now. All it's

You don't give the government access to their own door. The company simply retains the right to access things- you know, the same way we have it now. All it's arguing, is to say "You don't have to encrypt literally every part of your system and delete the rest" a la what Snapchat suggests they're doing(though we don't have proof).