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Interesting read thanks for bringing the topic to attention. I seriously doubt governments lack the surveillance tools and require more access with backdoors o
by tinkywinky 6y ago
Interesting read thanks for bringing the topic to attention.
I seriously doubt governments lack the surveillance tools and require more access with backdoors or breaking encryption. For example AES encryption calls CPU instructions to hardware that exists only by a few companies. DNS is either through a handful of public cache servers or captured at the OS level. The network backbone is by a handful of companies world wide. Of course the US is world leader of breaking privacy but this is theater