| ▲ | newscracker 21 hours ago | |
In a way, this is like saying that one trusts total strangers in some random large tech company and total strangers in government agencies to read and/or manipulate conversations that kids have. This also paves the way to disallow E2EE for other classes of people based on arbitrary criteria. I don’t believe this is good for society overall. | ||
| ▲ | intended 17 hours ago | parent [-] | |
The reason we are having this discussion, is because the private route worked up to a point. Firms have a fiduciary duty to shareholders and profit. On the other hand, You ultimately decide the rules and goals that operate government organizations, and do not have a profit maximization target. They aren’t the same tool, and they work for different situations. The E2EE slippery slope is a different challenge, and for that I have no thoughts | ||