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Amazon's size basically guarantees that if they offer such a service, there will ALSO be a backup copy encrypted with Three-Letter-Agency key. You can go under
by beagle3 12y ago
Amazon's size basically guarantees that if they offer such a service, there will ALSO be a backup copy encrypted with Three-Letter-Agency key.
You can go under the radar when you are LavaBit small (and then, only until you have a single high-profile user). But not when you are Amazon.
- jcreedon 12y agoIn the beginning I don't think so. We've seen recently with Apple and Google, that there is such thing as a non-backdoored encryption product that agencies (both US and abroad) get upset about. That doesn't preclude there from being a backdoor requirement in the future, similar to a wiretap law.
- ceejayoz 12y ago> We've seen recently with Apple and Google, that there is such thing as a non-backdoored encryption product that agencies (both US and abroad) get upset about. Who says they're not pretending to get upset about them?
- rodgerd 12y agoAmazon is the company that cut off WikiLeaks when a senator made a hostile speech. Google and Microsoft have both gone to court to resist government actions.