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Apple-supported US Email Privacy Act passes unanimous House vote, with compromises
I interpreted ireland's comment as wryly making pretty much the same point.mac_dog said:
wrong. we should be (and most of us are) thanking edward snowden because transparency (and whistleblowing) in government is worse than it's ever been under obama's watch. a simple search brought this: http://www.businessinsider.com/government-transparency-is-the-worst-its-been-since-obama-took-office-2015-3?op=1ireland said:Obama should be thanking Snowden, he gave him the transparency he campaigned on.
there are other reliable sources out there. feel free to look them up.
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White House won't publicly back legislation allowing judges to order decryption - report
It already happened for a photographer. See Elane Photography v. Willock.mike1 said:
Imagine a court finding a reason for an author to write a book or a songwriter to write a song. Not this time. Even a blind squirrel...jungmark said:Good call. Still don't think forcing a company to write code is constitutional.
