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I'd make it more generic and relevant to everyone... a home bathroom, a kids bedroom, a psychiatrists office, all the places where every day people expect priva

• sverhagen 5y ago
  Compared to the Anne Frank example, I think for all of these examples people easily deflate the urgency by saying things like: I have nothing to hide.
  • isomel 5y ago
    On the other hand, Ann Frank was already breaking the laws of her time. And if you're ready to break the law, you can just as well break the encryption laws.
    • AnthonyMouse 5y ago
      That works fine for the mafia or some other profitable criminal organization. Does Ann Frank, a teenage girl, know how to set up end to end encryption if it isn't already the default? Is every target of tomorrow's witch hunt going to know they should have broken the law to encrypt their communications today? End to end encryption needs to be ubiquitous because no one without it is safe.