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Yes, but that is legally different than a government agency breaking the encryption on our devices without a warrant.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Yes, but that is legally different than a government agency breaking the encryption on our devices without a warrant.
- hulitu 2y agoLegally, yes. But the government does not break the encryption. Neither your favourite online provider. You just agreed to let them spy on you (TOS) and gave them access to your passwords. Yes, they (companies) promise they won't sell your data and only give it to government with a warrant.