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Email providers already have the keys to all the data they store, so this bill does not affect them. They can already fulfill any lawful warrant that is request
by snowwrestler 8y ago
Email providers already have the keys to all the data they store, so this bill does not affect them. They can already fulfill any lawful warrant that is requesting data.
The fear is that a service that is encrypted end-to-end will be forced to add a backdoor to accommodate warrants for data. But email is not encrypted E2E.
- BornInCode 8y agoSome email providers like Protonmail provide E2E emails. :)
- ajwin 8y agoUnless your a bad guy who just uses a program on your own computer to do the email encryption preserver...