They're telling us it's a scourge. But I suspect it's a relatively tiny, albeit terrible, problem compared to breaking encryption, which isn't just about priva

They're telling us it's a scourge. But I suspect it's a relatively tiny, albeit terrible, problem compared to breaking encryption, which isn't just about privacy but about every action over the internet. I don't see that you can have it both ways; secure encryption and being able to inspect traffic. There's no alternative so it's either using other mechanisms to go after CSE and terrorist material, as currently happens allowing us to know about the scourge, or we may as well revert to everything being on http.