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> "Warrant-compatible encryption" requires a warrant It sure does, just like my front door requires a key :)
by rhinoceraptor 7y ago
> "Warrant-compatible encryption" requires a warrant
It sure does, just like my front door requires a key :)
- vilhelm_s 7y agoI'm not sure what point you are making, but the entire argument in favor of these laws is to make encryption work more like front doors. In order to open the door the police require a warrant, but once they have that there are no technical issues which make it hard to get to door open, they can just call a locksmith.