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To: Fedora

I’m not so sure the “backdoor” longing of govt officials even makes sense from a wider policy standpoint, since tech companies which were known to cooperate would likely lose a ton of business over time from millions of people with perfectly legal concerns about their privacy etc. Even one company (possibly overseas) which was known as impervious to govt surveillance might corral a lot of the market over time. The end result after some years might simply be that some/most tech companies had lost a lot of market share to those companies (often foreign) which did not cooperate. Are we going to ban all sale and use of electronic devices from companies which DO NOT allow the govt access channels for LEO?

I don’t think it’s such an easy issue, at least.


2 posted on 10/24/2017 12:34:39 AM PDT by Enchante (Bill, Anthony, Harvey .... how does lesbo Hillary manage to surround herself with male predators???)
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To: Enchante

if you depend on your device for security, you are screwed.

open source software that can be verified state-of-the-art encrypted and back-door-free by multiple geeks is your only hope.


4 posted on 10/24/2017 1:25:27 AM PDT by 867V309 (Lock Her Up)
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