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Well yes anything that's encrypted could potentially turn out to be evidence of a crime when decrypted, but we don't usually assume that the use of encryption i

by mjg59 4y ago

Well yes anything that's encrypted could potentially turn out to be evidence of a crime when decrypted, but we don't usually assume that the use of encryption is indicative of that

ncmncm 4y ago
For criminal cases. But this is not.
- salawat 4y ago
  Yes, because large corporations never commit criminal infractions, or admit any wrongdoing. They just happen to settle with regulators as cost of doing business.