There is no real proposal to ban encryption - the title is hyperbole. They are looking for possible solutions to reduce child abuse with the industry, not prop

There is no real proposal to ban encryption - the title is hyperbole. They are looking for possible solutions to reduce child abuse with the industry, not proposing anything. It could still be they'll arrive at some problematic proposal later on, but from my reading of the linked documents straight-out breaking/banning E2E encryption is not really on the table.