No more than encrypting information causes encryption to lose its meaning. Something that should be declassified still can be. It just means that the default st

No more than encrypting information causes encryption to lose its meaning. Something that should be declassified still can be. It just means that the default state is different. Would you say that if your innocuous slashdot browsing was encrypted even though it "shouldn't be", someone like you or me would become unable to differentiate between what is important to keep secret and what isn't?