No. Encryption means the data is scrambled. Essentially unrecognizable from noise, save perhaps for some headers. If you can discern meaning from noise, then y

No. Encryption means the data is scrambled. Essentially unrecognizable from noise, save perhaps for some headers. If you can discern meaning from noise, then your theory would work. But discerning meaning from random noise is obviously impossible (i.e. what if there is no meaning?). If you leak information than you say, then the encryption is worthless. Harmful, even, because you think you have protection when you do not.