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So, it is very hard not to react on this. What does this means for banks? For any hacker worldwide? For any foreign government agency which is not our? What do
by NiceWayToDoIT 6y ago
So, it is very hard not to react on this.
What does this means for banks? For any hacker worldwide? For any foreign government agency which is not our?
What does it mean for any type of communication that by default has to have secure communication?
What are the exactly "ends"? Encryption between car and key, between airplane and tower?
And if this is only between two persons, who will enforce this?
Criminals will continue to use it, so who is the target here exactly?
- NiceWayToDoIT 6y agoI am more and more certain, with the political ideas like these, I will welcome our AI overloads.
- dane-pgp 6y ago> What are the exactly "ends"? You're right, they don't care about you talking securely to your bank or any other company that they can trust to keep logs of the plaintext. It might be less disingenuous for governments to say that they are actually against Citizen-to-Citizen encryption.