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> Full-on disk encryption and end-to-end encryption make it impossible for the government to access those records even when a lawful request is made. Is this
by chillwaves 7y ago
> Full-on disk encryption and end-to-end encryption make it impossible for the government to access those records even when a lawful request is made.
Is this not what courts are for? The government has plenty of tools to enforce lawful orders against companies.
- Nasrudith 7y agoThey can have access to the records - they don't have the ability to decode them. Their powers are still intact but they are useless to them.
- chillwaves 7y agoI believe the state has methods to compel obedience. Again, this is what the courts are for. Do you think any actor in this scenario can resist the power of the government, who has the ability to jail or kill you?