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Technology can already more or less deal with this. Encryption plus a hidden volume (the existence of which cannot be proven) provides the ability for someone
by aeternus 8y ago
Technology can already more or less deal with this.
Encryption plus a hidden volume (the existence of which cannot be proven) provides the ability for someone to 'unlock' the phone but still not provide access to the real data.
It would be quite difficult to ban encryption without causing a ton of other problems.
- gnode 8y agoBut the argument being made is that in the face of such technology, the government will make increasingly drastic laws to compensate. E.g. require you use vulnerable phone software approved by them, and allow inferences of guilt if you use something else.