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It is always a mistake to assume the opponent is ignorant or stupid. Of course the government knows the futility of trying to enforce the use of only "approved"
by pdkl95 12y ago
It is always a mistake to assume the opponent is ignorant or stupid. Of course the government knows the futility of trying to enforce the use of only "approved" encryption.
A law that required the use of "approved" encryption necessarily bans real encryption tools. Anybody that is actually secure is made a criminal, which is one more law that can be enforced arbitrary if someone decides you are a problem.
It should be fairly easy to filter for non-approved encryption with DPI. This gives them a nice map of all the "subversives" that are trying to evade the "monitoring and controlling of casual citizens".