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How would this be enforceable with e to e encryption? The defendant could simply claim the private key has been lost. Then what??
by arnonejoe 11y ago
How would this be enforceable with e to e encryption? The defendant could simply claim the private key has been lost. Then what??
- venomsnake 11y agoIt has nothing to do with defendants. They already have the fifth. It is about the service provider.