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That would be an excellent argument to make in the issue spotter! That said, restricting E2E at a vendor level probably wouldn't be seen as infringing at the in
by the_watcher 7y ago
That would be an excellent argument to make in the issue spotter! That said, restricting E2E at a vendor level probably wouldn't be seen as infringing at the individual level - ie restricting E2E software doesn't restrict the ability to send gibberish containing a coded message any more than restricting an ink that (somehow) doubled as a plastic explosive.
- criddell 7y ago> restricting E2E at a vendor level probably wouldn't be seen as infringing at the individual level Would the Citizens United case apply hear? I'm thinking about corporate personhood arguments.
- the_watcher 7y agoCitizens United did not establish corporate personhood, and is entirely unrelated here.