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> Telling the govt "too bad, you can't stop math" will backfire. The law can be used to force tech companies to literally stop doing math at scale. There is no
by iamstupidsimple 5y ago
> Telling the govt "too bad, you can't stop math" will backfire. The law can be used to force tech companies to literally stop doing math at scale.
There is no practical scenario where those who want to use e2e will not have that capability. Even if technology companies are totally banned from producing it domestically, it's trivial for foreign companies to provide the e2e software and supply it over the internet.
- b112 5y agoUntil that becomes illegal. After all, torrent indexes are illegal, and they aren't directly pirating anything. Thus, supporting an end around, can be attacked as well..
- plorkyeran 5y agoTorrent indexes are illegal, and yet a lot of them exist very publicly. Pushing e2e encryption into the same category as them does not seem very effective.
- b112 5y agoThe goal is to reduce common usage ; to make all which use encryption a criminal.