> Which they do, because that's their job and they do it all day long. With varying degrees of success. Let's not pretend an encrypted-everywhere world (which

> Which they do, because that's their job and they do it all day long. With varying degrees of success. Let's not pretend an encrypted-everywhere world (which includes e2e, onion routing, and other options) opens up like an oyster at the first sign of a warrant. What would your opinion be if CreditCardSkimmersChat advertised itself as a place to meet other people involved in credit card skimming? With all conversation taken to e2e chats as soon as two people were introduced Not constructing a pathological case here. Am really interested in how folks feel about the social responsibilities of serious encryption.