> Finally i think the problem remains, that any sufficiently enough supressing regime, would force its citizens to uninstall such software. Not force to uninst

> Finally i think the problem remains, that any sufficiently enough supressing regime, would force its citizens to uninstall such software. Not force to uninstall - rather regulate, requiring licensure for operation; giving people a reason to be complacent. (Likely in the name of counterterrorism/child safety/etc) Still, you have a decent grasp of the situation, which is much appreciated. Anyone who still thinks interpolitical issues can be swept away by some "just invent X" has either not lived long enough to know better or are doomed to the delusion that "it's the next one" until they die.