> stirring up paranoia is not going to solve the problem There are reasonable tools that have been deployed and are existing for police enforcement ; notably w

> stirring up paranoia is not going to solve the problem There are reasonable tools that have been deployed and are existing for police enforcement ; notably with the coordination of ISP providers. The fact that encryption has been democratized does indeed change the situation for enforcement but this does not mean everybody should be spied on by default. Here's the thing, more appropriate tools for criminal activity encompass not only encryption but stenography technics, maybe even just signaling. It's so easy to bypass that it only steer up the problem an order of magnitude further, makes the life harder for everybody, and creates a situation where everybody's data is basically on some server. Now, knowing how capable institutions are able to protect data ; well i'm telling you there is 0 way I envision continuing my journey on the internet if it means that everything i look at, say or have an opinion on can be used against me eventually.