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For me, it is not a question of computer science.
It is a matter of practical engineering for manufacturing and distribution in a the context of reified political interests.
Cryptography is a munition. All the technical details of current common methods are shaped by that fact or alternatively the military-industrial complex has given up its interest in controlling it.
I never saw a press conference announcing the latter. If I saw one, that’s when I would put on my tinfoil hat…maybe Devo style flowerpot?