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It's kind of a moot point since the government already has backdoors built into operating systems, hardware chips, browsers (therefore can enable screen-sharing
by jb775 6y ago
It's kind of a moot point since the government already has backdoors built into operating systems, hardware chips, browsers (therefore can enable screen-sharing + other hardware settings remotely), etc.
"True" E2E encryption doesn't really exist nowadays, at least in the context of being spied on by governments.
Edit: Direct sources don't really exist for obvious reasons. Google it, and there's plenty of articles to help you read between the lines. If you think the govt isn't capable or interested in this, you're being naive.
- mynameisvlad 6y agoDo you have a source on that? That's a mighty big claim. Edit: Cool, so no sources then. Now it's a mighty big unverified claim based on what the governments might be capable and willing to do.
- rimliu 6y agoDon't forget the chips injected with vaccines! /s, obviously.