The answer to the begged question of the New York key escrow example is that it is impossible to guarantee a backdoor is 100% secured and only accessible by the

The answer to the begged question of the New York key escrow example is that it is impossible to guarantee a backdoor is 100% secured and only accessible by the intended users. I'm not sure the camera analogy will carry weight. It sounds hyperbolic to most people as it tries to equate actually being recorded in your private affairs to the possibility of materials being accessed when a warrant is issued. Most people have no problem with law enforcement accessing evidence when a warrant is issued. The only way to win over the general population is to demonstrate encryption is fundamentally different then simple access.