'Golden Key'
2015-07-22 17:23:35.256472+02 by
Dan Lyke
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A 'Golden Key' for Encryption Is Mythical Nonsense:
Certainly, it is a great blow to law enforcement that some encryption cannot be broken for them, just like it is a great blow to law enforcement that we don’t have the telescreens from 1984 installed in our bedrooms. There are some things law enforcement do not get to see and do not get to have, even with a warrant. That is how things have always been, and our society has yet to fall apart because of it.
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