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Two responses to that. Firstly because, well, that's just the way it is sometimes. Putting a gate in your wall can let in bad guys who can plunder your city, y
by antillean 10y ago
Two responses to that.
Firstly because, well, that's just the way it is sometimes. Putting a gate in your wall can let in bad guys who can plunder your city, yes. But it can also let in good guys who can fortify it. You just need to design and use your gate well...and, I suppose, think of the government as good guys. (Soz, I've been indulging in some nostalgia with AOE 2: HD recently....)
And two: who says this has to involve decreasing IT security? I haven't seen enough evidence of cooperation between the gov't and the tech industry on this for me to believe that an agreement on this would require decreasing IT security.
- alanwatts 10y ago>who says this has to involve decreasing IT security? Which type of system would you feel safer guarding all of your most personal information in? Keep in mind that the system doesn't care if you're a "bad guy" or a "good guy": 1. A system which was designed to be "unbreakable" 2. A system which was designed to be breakable Without encryption there is no IT security (if there even was such a thing). Love me some AOE btw.
- realusername 10y agoWhich government are you even talking about ? All of them ? The Internet is still global.