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Cryptograms can't be compressed either (so the additional bandwidth requirement can be close to 0).
by darkmighty 11y ago
Cryptograms can't be compressed either (so the additional bandwidth requirement can be close to 0).
- DanBC 11y agoNo, you're saying that people should add noise to everything, which steganographically masks the times when they add encrypted data instead. The noise, which is added to everything, is not compressible so now everything takes a lot more badwidth.
- darkmighty 11y agoSee my comment on Generative Models above. In general there are too many degrees of freedom with modern communication channels for concealing data to be an insurmountable challenge, even if you don't have powerful Generative Models. Keep in mind the law is targeting malicious actors, people that would likely try to use this sort of circumvention even if it isn't mainstream.