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True. But if you accept that evolution of the internet in this direction in inevitable and a natural process of history, then this is like saying that "there's
by jMyles 11y ago
True.
But if you accept that evolution of the internet in this direction in inevitable and a natural process of history, then this is like saying that "there's nothing stopping the government from issuing orders that gravity be temporarily disabled."
- dragonwriter 11y ago> But if you accept that evolution of the internet in this direction in inevitable I don't accept that the evolution of the internet in the direction of consumer devices with manufacturer-unbreakable security is inevitable, particularly in the face of governments actively punishing manufacturers for failing to break into devices at the governments' demand. In fact, I would argue that such an evolution is quite evitable.
- jMyles 11y agoWe'll see. :-)
- hvs 11y agoThere is nothing "inevitable" about the process of history. Governments can and have limited the ability of companies to secure data in the past and they will do it again, given the chance.