> Of course they could operate. They would just have to backdoor their encryption. Is it even possible to have end-to-end encryption (in the technical sense of

> Of course they could operate. They would just have to backdoor their encryption. Is it even possible to have end-to-end encryption (in the technical sense of the term) with a backdoor? If your product's marquee feature is security via end-to-end encryption your product is a non-starter in a jurisdiction that bans end-to-end encryption, no?