I very much agree with you. > I'm increasingly repulsed by this notion that unless I'm doing something illegal or in opposition the the ruling party, encryptio

I very much agree with you. > I'm increasingly repulsed by this notion that unless I'm doing something illegal or in opposition the the ruling party, encryption is just a luxury. Making encryption and privacy a common thing is important to maintain the anonymity of those who have something to hide for various reasons. It's the same as law enforcement using dubious methods: We don't object because we're criminal, we object because we're not (i.e. and don't want to risk false charges).