First, the OP was talking specifically about end-to-end encryption. Second, and related to the court case; the arrest happened because of a harassment complaint

First, the OP was talking specifically about end-to-end encryption. Second, and related to the court case; the arrest happened because of a harassment complaint and the court quashed the complaint on the basis of insufficiently harassing to warrant prosecution. As far as the law was concerned, there was no case related to gender politics but solely harassment. To comment "arrested because of gender politics" is to misconstrue the court case.