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We have ended up with the same conversations on this spying lark far too often. I appreciate the sentiment of those that want to protest against this and I can
by Theodores 13y ago
We have ended up with the same conversations on this spying lark far too often.
I appreciate the sentiment of those that want to protest against this and I can understand the spoon-fed arguments about how the NSA must go after the kiddie fiddlers, terrorists that want to blow up innocent kiddies (as in the ones that haven't been fiddled with, yet) and do all that mysterious national security stuff.
However, instead of same-old, same-old, can we work on a technological solution? Something that will work for you and I as well as Mrs Merkel?
We can let go the network analysis stuff, who is in contact with whom as right now there is no easy way to prevent the NSA slurping that stuff up. But, as for the content, can't that be encrypted properly, without the NSA having the key and without there being secret courts where keys get handed over in secret? It is just code we need, and with it we can get a reasonable compromise where our conversations are secure.