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Point 3 is highly debatable—people have always (since the invention of the cipher) had ways to secure their physical assets with ciphers, languages, etc. Self-i
by trebor 11y ago
Point 3 is highly debatable—people have always (since the invention of the cipher) had ways to secure their physical assets with ciphers, languages, etc. Self-incriminating testimony is protected against by the Fifth Amendment, and as far as I know, there was never a law use a compromised cipher. The argument Comey makes is absurd.
Further, the FBI has always been in need of oversight—or have we forgotten history already?