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> She said further work to develop the technology was needed, but > added that government-funded research had shown it was possible. Extraordinary claims requi
by nonrandomstring 3y ago
> She said further work to develop the technology was needed, but
> added that government-funded research had shown it was possible.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
Unfortunately our Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and
Technology, Michelle Donelan, with her degree in History and a career
in Marketing, and dubious holder of the record for shortest post in
British political history, looks a lot like a mouthpiece for puffery
and nonsense.
Let us know when you have some actual credible computer scientists
ready to publish their algorithms and equations please Michelle.
https://cybershow.uk https://cybershow.uk
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- NikkiA 3y agoOh, it can be done. The simple solution is to implement an encryption algorithm with a back door, and only allow that method of E2E encryption. Presto, problem solved. I suggest 'clipper' as a name for this new encryption.