I get the downvotes, but this gets ignored at our collective peril. E2E encryption, for all it's many benefits, does allow bad people to do bad things with imp

I get the downvotes, but this gets ignored at our collective peril. E2E encryption, for all it's many benefits, does allow bad people to do bad things with impunity. Turning a blind eye to that because we want the privacy benefits isn't going to fly forever, and the solution that non-tech-savvy legislators will come up with if nothing is done will invariably be much, much worse than anything we can think of.