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More to the point, they could be forced under court order (or FAA 702 order etc.) to MITM. This is a cousin to the Lavabit scenario. Nothing wrong with end-to-
by declan 13y ago
More to the point, they could be forced under court order (or FAA 702 order etc.) to MITM. This is a cousin to the Lavabit scenario.
Nothing wrong with end-to-end encryption, folks. Why don't we have more of it?
- toomuchtodo 13y ago> Nothing wrong with end-to-end encryption, folks. Why don't we have more of it? Complacency and laziness. There is no excuse.
- declan 13y agoWell said! :)
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