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For some extra twists, contemplate one-time-pad encryption. You can claim that some random set of data on someone's machine is an encrypted child porno video,

by Artlav 9y ago

For some extra twists, contemplate one-time-pad encryption. You can claim that some random set of data on someone's machine is an encrypted child porno video, and provide a "key" that would decrypt it. Try explaining why that's not real to a clueless judge. Anyway, i hope the legal system would recognize the difference between having intent to store cp and not having such intent. Otherwise anyone can be made or proven to have stored it.

Dylan16807 9y ago
> Try explaining why that's not real to a clueless judge. Judges aren't stupid. You can easily explain why the random data isn't something. You can't explain your way out of unencrypted data being objectively there. > Anyway, i hope the legal system would recognize the difference between having intent to store cp and not having such intent. If you know how blockchains work, then it is intentional. > Otherwise anyone can be made or proven to have stored it. Not for any real standard of proof.