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>but 1 it isn't what he/she/them ask (ask for legislation and policies) Exactly, the problem is asking for law/policy/regulation to solve the problem when it i
by throwawaycities 4y ago
>but 1 it isn't what he/she/them ask (ask for legislation and policies)
Exactly, the problem is asking for law/policy/regulation to solve the problem when it is the problem.
In the words of Cypherpunk and EFF Founder John Gilmore:
“I want a guarantee -- with physics and mathematics, not with laws -- that we can give ourselves real privacy of personal communications."
- GTP 4y ago>Exactly, the problem is asking for law/policy/regulation to solve the problem when it is the problem One thing is privacy, another is copyright. You already have laws protecting your privacy, cryptography is a way of enforcing them. But if copyright law is a mess, it would be a good idea to reflect about how to improve it.