Can't agree with you about encryption, although I have not experienced the darkness that you have. Given Government attacks on freedom of speech and discussion in the UK, the ability for the majority lf law abiding adults to be able to converse privately without Government oversight and intrusion has never been more important. It is an e…
Can't agree with you about encryption, although I have not experienced the darkness that you have. Given Government attacks on freedom of speech and discussion in the UK, the ability for the majority lf law abiding adults to be able to converse privately without Government oversight and intrusion has never been more important. It is an essential part of ensuring the State does not become too powerful, not to mention more secure for those of us who use these tools because we do not want our sensitive personal data to fall into the wrong hands (hacks, etc). Possibly, we should be looking at ways to identify pictures/media being sent via these networks via hash signatures or some othet kind of reverse engineering methodology. I have no perfect solution, but am absolutely 100% certain that more Government is not the answer.
Can't agree with you about encryption, although I have not experienced the darkness that you have. Given Government attacks on freedom of speech and discussion in the UK, the ability for the majority lf law abiding adults to be able to converse privately without Government oversight and intrusion has never been more important. It is an essential part of ensuring the State does not become too powerful, not to mention more secure for those of us who use these tools because we do not want our sensitive personal data to fall into the wrong hands (hacks, etc). Possibly, we should be looking at ways to identify pictures/media being sent via these networks via hash signatures or some othet kind of reverse engineering methodology. I have no perfect solution, but am absolutely 100% certain that more Government is not the answer.