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> POLITICS, NOT ENCRYPTION, IS THE ANSWER And how would author convince Russia or China not to spy? Or some people who are not government at all? (terrorists,
by qwerta 13y ago
> POLITICS, NOT ENCRYPTION, IS THE ANSWER
And how would author convince Russia or China not to spy? Or some people who are not government at all? (terrorists, scam...). Also NSA lied several times and said it would lie again.
Lets just treat it as any other security issue. Banning XSS in parliament is ridiculous.
- salmonellaeater 13y agoThe difference is the country in which the hardware or the business resides has many more tools for getting at private data. They can just hit you with a wrench until you give up your secrets. http://xkcd.com/538/ http://xkcd.com/538/
- skylan_q 13y agoPeople belive politics consists of picketing and elections. That's not it, as those don't deal with actual issues that effect society. Politics is about the organization of society and the systematic control over violence and power. No one wil put in the effort to protest a meaningful amount to change anything, as the cost/benefit isn't worth it for any one actor. But people who do wish to protect their privacy and find it worthwhile to circumvent the state will do so. Circumventing state power is an actual political solution.