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That's a distinction without a difference. Microsoft should structure Windows such that they're unable to comply with such an order, however legal. There are pr
by quotemstr 9mo ago
That's a distinction without a difference. Microsoft should structure Windows such that they're unable to comply with such an order, however legal. There are practical cryptographic ways to do it: Microsoft just doesn't want to. Shame on them.
- Forgeties79 9mo agoExactly
- xorcist 9mo agoIt is pretty uncontroverisal that the owner, in the sense of having responsibility and ultimate control, should control the cryptographic keys. I think the disagreement here is who owns the computer.