annnnddd right in the first objective, a promise to ban secure cryptography, > (2) ensure rule-of-law requirements for lawful government access to data; gener

annnnddd right in the first objective, a promise to ban secure cryptography, > (2) ensure rule-of-law requirements for lawful government access to data; generally i like the message. the idea to keep an internet, to try to cooperate on finding ways forwards: it feels like a good time to re-commit. there's outsiders undergoing increasing authoritarianization, there's pressures at home to regulate & combat dissinfo & protect privacy. this is not completely explicit about embracing open, neutral series of tubes, but it seems generally well founded & hlaimin to affirm the best open parts of the internet that have let it become the prevailing human force in connecting the globe. pity it seems to also ban secure/end-to-end cryptography.