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Because there has never been a proposal for a "clean public-key / offline / certificate-based solution". It's always a central database that also does x and y a
by jimmydorry 3y ago
Because there has never been a proposal for a "clean public-key / offline / certificate-based solution". It's always a central database that also does x and y and will be available for w and z departments to do as they will with it.
- xp84 3y agoIt doesn’t matter though, because the percentage of Americans who can understand public key crypto even in a vague way sufficient to critically read a technical analysis and judge it to be true, you could count on one hand. Nobody has proposed it because if any politicians have seen such a proposal on their desks, even if they themselves grasp it (unlikely), they know most Americans would freak out on principle.