Of course, that's what they'd say if they had broken it. If they hadn't, then saying this would be counterproductive. Alternate 1: Since they're keeping encryp

Of course, that's what they'd say if they had broken it. If they hadn't, then saying this would be counterproductive. Alternate 1: Since they're keeping encrypted stuff forever, they're somehow OK with not getting access to stuff until moore's law has had a while longer to run / more exploits have been found? Alternate 2: They want the metadata, and if people didn't trust encryption they wouldn't even get that?