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Just like with encryption, it might be the state actors you want to be protected from. So that argument is totally nosense. If you buy that argument you could
by nickik 11y ago
Just like with encryption, it might be the state actors you want to be protected from. So that argument is totally nosense.
If you buy that argument you could also argue that govermnets should be trusted as a holder of cryptogrphic keys.