> In practice the analogy doesn't hold up of course, since it's costly and noticeable for cops to raid a house but cheap and easy for the government to spy on e

> In practice the analogy doesn't hold up of course, since it's costly and noticeable for cops to raid a house but cheap and easy for the government to spy on everyone (and we know how eager they are to do it). The same goes the other way too though - it's cheap for criminals/terrorists to communicate over e2e encrypted software compared to having to travel to meet physically.