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US Attorney General 'hopes' Apple will unlock San Bernardino iPhone
jfc1138 said:So you run about on the Sabbath and stone to death anyone you find violating the day by working? Because, you know, the law is the law. Here's hoping you get a great price when you sell your daughters into slavery. "The Law".
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Harvard study says Apple's Tim Cook was right: encryption bans, backdoors wouldn't work
lkrupp said:JamesUp said:
Not to mention companies building these products will take a big hit as consumers will buy products from other countries with strong encryption.
It will be chaos, if it every happens. -
Harvard study says Apple's Tim Cook was right: encryption bans, backdoors wouldn't work
Any privileges and special access good guys have, bad guys have it.
All special access three letter agencies have, local criminals have it, though few of them. These antisocial elements have their members in police and other three letter agencies, don't believe me? Go and speak with anyone who has been with those agencies for sometime.
If bad buys get access to encryption keys, they will not have to stand outside your house to determine if you are on vacation. They will have access to your emails, messages, calendars and everything else online.
Lawyers will be out of job and we will not need court. In legal battles if opposition can find out the evidence or arguments they could go around it and win the case.
Our adversaries and terrorists will have all the information they need. Not to mention companies building these products will take a big hit as consumers will buy products from other countries with strong encryption.
It will be chaos, if it every happens.