It's not yet illegal to supply someone with an E2E encryption tool like OpenPGP. People are concentrating on the technicalities of implementation and completel

It's not yet illegal to supply someone with an E2E encryption tool like OpenPGP. People are concentrating on the technicalities of implementation and completely missing the point that a substantial fraction of the UK population appears to think that pervasive surveillance is the solution to crime of all kinds. That it might or might not be feasible while still allowing people to have secure communications is not really relevant because there are enough people who would be quite happy for their communications to be less secure just so long as one more paedophile or protester can be brought to justice.