> The 5th amendment protects US citizens from being forced to reveal their encryption keys. IANAL, but it does not. It protects against self incrimination. The

> The 5th amendment protects US citizens from being forced to reveal their encryption keys. IANAL, but it does not. It protects against self incrimination. They can make you incriminate someone else just fine, and if you try to object on 5th amendment grounds they can grant you immunity to whatever they might find there.