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by mrexcess
37 days ago
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lol honestly, I think a little on the contrary. If we can make a thing impossible technically, the law defers to that. One thing the government really can’t do easily in Western countries is forcing a company to add features or change core functionality. |
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For example, suppose the government demands constant access to your core database. You don't need to invent any new algorithms for that, you might just make an SQL user and a firewall exception and call it a day.
Similarly, If you have a messaging client, you don't need complex R&D to steal the "end-to-end" keys.