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Yes and this is a good thing. No organization, no matter how large or powerful, should be beyond the reach of the law.
by lovebeans 8mo ago
Yes and this is a good thing. No organization, no matter how large or powerful, should be beyond the reach of the law.
- preisschild 8mo agoIdeally they wouldnt even have this key / the private data in the first place
- lovebeans 8mo agoThe user can opt out of this if they want.
- direwolf20 8mo agoHow?
- stabbles 8mo agoThat's a false dichotomy. You can hold an organization accountable to the law without requiring them to maintain a "master key" to your private data.
- lovebeans 8mo agoIt isn't required.
- Dylan16807 8mo agoI have no idea what you mean. If the user keys were protected, that would not put Microsoft beyond the reach of the law. To Microsoft it's just a few bytes they never do anything with.