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Encryption does not confront safety. It is only FBI that wants us to think this way. Encryption IS safety against people in power holding too much power. I hav
by pipio21 10y ago
Encryption does not confront safety. It is only FBI that wants us to think this way. Encryption IS safety against people in power holding too much power.
I have the right to have private conversations with my family, friends and coworkers, specially if I work from home using teleworking tools. I will fight to defend this right if necessary.
If someone believes anything I do is illegal I have no problem when they have a warrant, but massive surveillance is criminal.
It is a crime they had not paid for yet, like Hillary Clinton or all the financial dome they are used to do everything against the law with no consequences.
- coldtea 10y ago>Encryption does not confront safety. It is only FBI that wants us to think this way. Encryption IS safety against people in power holding too much power. And also people NOT in power. From nosy spouses to "cyber-criminals", identity theft and so on...
- pipio21 10y agoYeah, I include criminals in the power side too. In Italy Servia or Russia for example, the Mafia is part of the power structure. In some places of Africa it is already very dangerous to communicate digitally because of digital surveillance tools developed by Israel,French or German companies.
- blacksmith_tb 10y agoThe PRC's 'Great Firewall' is built on Cisco, Blue Coat, and other US companies' technologies as well [1]. 1: https://insidersurveillance.com/cisco-huawei-and-semptian-a-look-behind-the-great-firewall-of-china/ https://insidersurveillance.com/cisco-huawei-and-semptian-a-...
- tedunangst 10y ago> If someone believes anything I do is illegal I have no problem when they have a warrant If the FBI gets a warrant, you're going to decrypt all your data for them? That's an atypical position.