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They already say that about encryption in general, though.

• Veratyr 9y ago
  Yes but there's also a number of existing applications of encryption that are widely deemed acceptable, like securing bank transactions and medical data. Anonymity is much harder to defend, as it doesn't have such clearly worthy purposes.
  • banach 9y ago
    Journalism and activism under dictatorships are easy examples, if you reject it as a fundamental value/right.
    • sam4ritan 9y ago
      Yeah, but no governemt is lucky with having people operate entirely freely. It makes corruption difficult, and every government has corruption to some degree