3 ms·
Wow. They must think there's a way to let government officials have secure communications without letting criminals have secure communications. Either everyon
by studentrob 11y ago
Wow. They must think there's a way to let government officials have secure communications without letting criminals have secure communications.
Either everyone can have access to locks, Mr. Cameron, or nobody has locks. And by the way, since locks already exist, and since they are in the form of software which can be replicated across the world in seconds, and in the brains of people across the world, it's going to be impossible to enforce the no-locks law without introducing the world described by George Orwell in his seminal work, 1984.
- themartorana 11y agoIt's as though government officials are perfectly happy with keeping their heads in the sand - they can't grasp (or more probably won't ) the fact that a security hole USA vulnerability, and it will be exploited. And that exploit will be worked on from hour one.
- SixSigma 11y ago> the world described by George Orwell in his seminal work, 1984. The world where management was under constant scrutiny but proles not ?
- acqq 11y ago> The world where management was under constant scrutiny but proles not? In "1984" the "proles" weren't constantly monitored, but they also had no influence to anything. But you are right, the techological capabilities of today seem to surpass the imagination of the author writing the book 70 years ago.