[mylife]

Generally speaking, using encryption on public nets makes you suspicious.

Best to speak privately and face to face.

[Rodamala]

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[wrench]

“Best to speak privately and face to face.”

A golf course is the perfect place.......

[ctdonath2]

One solution to that is to normalize encryption so using it doesn’t look unusual. That’s where Apple is trying to go with it.

[trebb]

...to unlock a password-protected phone that could contain evidence in a credit-card-fraud case...

How about getting permission to arbitrarily tase or club someone into submission because, even though they are behaving now, they "could act up later"?