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That's fine, but unless they're going to ban all (user generated) high bandwidth media as well, they're going to have a hard time (at least without deeply backd
by yarg 8y ago
That's fine, but unless they're going to ban all (user generated) high bandwidth media as well, they're going to have a hard time (at least without deeply backdoored perpetually networked processors).
Finding the optimal encoding for some piece of data is extraordinarily hard (I suspect NP complete, but I don't have any resources to back myself up), so it should be comparably difficult to prove that deliberate and (relatively) low bandwidth inoptimalities are intentional - it is very hard to prove the existence of an encrypted steganographic channel within some high bandwidth data stream.
It's a game of cat and mouse in which the mouse is going to get increasingly good at turning invisible.
- dannyw 8y agoHow easy is it to find child pornography on the internet? If they declare non-backdoored encryption software to 'munitions for terrorism', and lay terrorism charges on the CEO of GitHub, you bet platforms will self-censor.
- yarg 8y agoMy guess would be disturbingly so. Platforms sure, but it's far harder to pull down distributed software, or software outside of your jurisdiction.