If that solves the problem with 95% of the cases, the government would deem that good enough I suppose. It's a much better outcome for them than a good encrypti

If that solves the problem with 95% of the cases, the government would deem that good enough I suppose. It's a much better outcome for them than a good encryption by default. With the price of enforcement going down due to the digitalization of our lives and better LLMs we'll see a lot of "enforcement" in the future.