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Sounds like more misinformation. Another excuse to exceed their mandate. I don't trust anything they have to say anymore.
by D9u 13y ago
Sounds like more misinformation.
Another excuse to exceed their mandate.
I don't trust anything they have to say anymore.
- tootie 13y agoHow is this misinformation? It's 100% true that end-to-end encryption is unbreakable.
- betterunix 13y agoThe first time though? I am pretty sure people have used crypto in the past and thus evaded law enforcement.
- zurn 13y agoHuh? End-to-end just means it's not decrypted in transit by design. All the other usual technical things can still go wrong (trust model failures, exploitable programming bugs, crypto protocol breaks, crypto algorithm breaks, ui trickery etc). Not to mention social engineering, phishing, backdoors and such.