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I don't think this is a real solution. I need to talk to my friends and family privately without installing conspicious hardware on their house. The right to e
by mattnewton 9y ago
I don't think this is a real solution. I need to talk to my friends and family privately without installing conspicious hardware on their house.
The right to encrypt and the right to privacy too are precedents that need to be defended, otherwise as soon as the law catches up and learns about the loophole, it will be closed quickly.
- spaceribs 9y agoSorry if I gave you the impression that it was a solution! What I'm saying is that the technical cat is already out of the bag, we're already moving forward with stronger encryption and a multilayered internet. Adding restrictions on the ISP level just creates a market to get around that restriction, be it mesh networks, li-fi, or low earth orbit satellites.