> I said encryption. No, you didn't. You said "modern encryption" which is generally understood to mean public-key encryption. But even so, your claim is sti

> I said encryption. No, you didn't. You said "modern encryption" which is generally understood to mean public-key encryption. But even so, your claim is still false because you can't trust your encryption software even if it is open source unless you build (and audit!) your entire tool chain yourself (and nowadays you have to roll your own silicon too if you really want to be sure).