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It's probably something along the lines of 'guns for me but not for thee'. But they don't even have the excuse of encryption actively hurting anyone, so it's m
by novok 6y ago
It's probably something along the lines of 'guns for me but not for thee'. But they don't even have the excuse of encryption actively hurting anyone, so it's more like 'strong walls for me but not for thee'
- SiempreViernes 6y agoIt does hinder police investigations, so it comes down to how much harm you think obstructing the police causes.
- novok 6y agoSo does the right to a trial, habeas corpus, the need for a warrant, juries, the right to remain silent and many other protections...
- magnusmundus 6y ago> strong walls for me but not for thee Good analogy, especially because governments themselves are living in the same walls (i.e. using the same apps) and this effort will hurt their own security.