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Then the data you can't read becomes reason enough to pursue as criminal regardless of its content no?
by foo_barrio 5y ago
Then the data you can't read becomes reason enough to pursue as criminal regardless of its content no?
- jacquesm 5y agoAbsolutely. I'm going to have to confess to having a fetish for white noise, I have many 100's of terabytes of it, can't get enough of the stuff.
- jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago'This communication is not readable. It looks encrypted.' 'Oh that, that's just white noise.' 'You are under arrest for illegal encription with the intent to <insert horrible criminal activity here>.'
- jacquesm 5y agoI'm definitely at risk for that.
- mitchdoogle 5y agoBy that logic, anyone with a locked door and curtains closed is a criminal
- foo_barrio 5y agoIf we outlawed locks then by definition they are criminal no? Isn't that the context here?