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Does "warrant-proof" here just mean that Apple doesn't have the keys? Wouldn't that make ANY end-to-end encryption "warrant-proof"?
by skrowl 7y ago
Does "warrant-proof" here just mean that Apple doesn't have the keys?
Wouldn't that make ANY end-to-end encryption "warrant-proof"?
- shakna 7y ago> Wouldn't that make ANY end-to-end encryption "warrant-proof"? Yes. And the legislative community around those involved in the intelligence service would rather cripple e2e with magic keys than allow it to continue to protect everyone.