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We need a constitutional amendment to protect encryption. Such attacks will continue until enough rights have been eroded away. Sadly I think such reform won’t
by spacephysics 7y ago
We need a constitutional amendment to protect encryption. Such attacks will continue until enough rights have been eroded away.
Sadly I think such reform won’t occur unless an unprecedented event occurs requiring such change, which I don’t see happening in the near future. The alternative being to inform the general public why this is important, which I see as even less probable.
- yummypaint 7y agoMore fundamentally we need more explicit privacy protections. The "unreasonable" in the 4th amendment clearly isnt sufficient. The right to encrypt would then be a correlary.
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