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What if Google says, "no"? What if they choose to implement a service that they don't have keys to?
by tdaltonc 12y ago
What if Google says, "no"? What if they choose to implement a service that they don't have keys to?
- imaginenore 12y agoThey will force them to create a backdoor. Just like they did with Microsoft's products.
- andreasvc 12y agoThey have offices in other country, e.g., Switzerland. Couldn't they avoid having to create backdoors by running the service in question from there?
- icelancer 12y agoAbsolutely not. No first world country would host it, especially one that has strong ties to the US like Switzerland now does. This isn't the 1960s.
- andreasvc 12y agoIt was my impression that Switzerland had a name for being crypto and privacy friendly. It sounds odd to me that the US making a law would automatically mean that every other country with strong ties to the US would follow it as well.