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We tried to respond thoughtfully to each of the strange arguments made by the DoJ regarding the need for encryption backdoors to protect children: https://blog

by jMyles 7y ago

We tried to respond thoughtfully to each of the strange arguments made by the DoJ regarding the need for encryption backdoors to protect children: https://blog.nucypher.com/todays-kids-need-end-to-end-encryption/ https://blog.nucypher.com/todays-kids-need-end-to-end-encryp... It's difficult at this point to think that the DoJ is arguing in good faith.

munchbunny 7y ago
> It's difficult at this point to think that the DoJ is arguing in good faith. I think people in the tech industry, and especially people working on security or privacy, have known this for over a decade. Unfortunately, the public doesn't pay enough attention to the issue. And why would they? They have enough things to worry about, why pay attention to one of the things that is currently working? It's unfortunate that we're not that good at PR.