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It says, in plain language, "we can't tell you which lock to use, just that you must have the master key in case we need it."
by spdustin 11y ago
It says, in plain language, "we can't tell you which lock to use, just that you must have the master key in case we need it."
- andrewmutz 11y agoInteresting, I read it differently. I read it as being internally inconsistent. From my perspective it says "you need to hand over the plaintext if law enforcement asks for it," which would imply that a master key of some sort needs to exist. But then it also says that nothing in this act can be construed to require a specific design. But requiring a master key to exist would be requiring a specific design. The proposed law sounds internally inconsistent to me.