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"We have to open it" means "we have to make apple turn over decrypted communication." The next point in this argument involves a sentence diagram and a diction

• freehunter 10y ago
  And his opponent had said even worse things, and committed even worse actions against the practice of information security. If hackers are scared of Trump, they should be downright grateful that Clinton didn't win. And I say this as a member of the info sec community who most certainly did not vote for Trump. There are very few politicians in the US that could be considered "good" for hackers, present administration included. Trump hasn't said or done anything that our current government hasn't already said or done.
  • ajamesm 10y ago
    I guess we could have a long conversation about whether it's Clinton or Trump who would have ultimately been worse in terms of national infosec implications, but that conclusion is far away from "Trump is not bad for infosec, actually" especially when you look back further than the Obama administration and remember that the US government used to classify cryptography as literal munitions.