[daniel_reetz]

E2E doesn't fix the government mandated backdoors, which were implicated in this attack. Check out the last line of this article:

https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/04/politics/us-telecom-providers...

[JumpCrisscross]

> E2E doesn't fix the government mandated backdoors, which were implicated in this attack

Of course it does. It removes them. This problem can be solved with a bit of legislation.

[rangestransform]

We should just make the three letter agencies go dark then, and hopefully jobless too

[JumpCrisscross]

> just make the three letter agencies go dark then, and hopefully jobless too

Good. Red teaming. This is exactly what I’d say, too, if I wanted to tank a federal E2E bill. It splits the national security bloc by unnecessarily vilifying the IC, the one group that doesn’t traditionally bother with the lawful part of lawful intercept.