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Ok...more protection against breaches, but what about the stuff they are giving willingly? Until any of these big companies start getting serious about end to e
by salient 13y ago
Ok...more protection against breaches, but what about the stuff they are giving willingly? Until any of these big companies start getting serious about end to end encryption, I can't take them seriously. It's just PR at this point - or rather PR damage control, after the leaks.
Another big change for me would be if Microsoft announced that they stopped giving NSA lists of fresh Windows vulnerabilities before they even start working on them. Until they stop doing that, this is all pointless.
Their policy should be: "either everyone knows about the vulnerability, or nobody does.". Whatever argument they had before about "responsible" disclosure, is all moot now that we know they're disclosing those bugs to NSA in secret anyway.
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- Zoomla 13y agoEncryption does not mean anything until you reign-in law enforcement powers.