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> But it doesn't break the encryption, that keeps working perfectly, just like it did before. Just more parties have access. And if the government's private ke
by u801e 7y ago
> But it doesn't break the encryption, that keeps working perfectly, just like it did before. Just more parties have access.
And if the government's private key has been leaked? How many parties will have access then?
- coldcode 7y agoAll of them.