1. It's a total waste of time unless you have a plan to force the terrorists to use weak encryption.
Points in 2-9 are good, but number 1 is the primary reason why any anti-encryption makes no sense.
So, the government wants to intercept evil messages written by bad guys... how in the world would legislation help? Bad guys aren't going to play by the rules and will use encrption anyway. To pretend legislating will help is such a joke...what a waste of the people's time and money to have our legistlators debate such tribble.
I completely agree. Since when was a job supposed to be about clowning around with nerf guns and street hockey? I love technology and am very thankful to have a job where I can get paid for doing what I love.
Thanks for the common sense and reminding us what it's all about.
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Points in 2-9 are good, but number 1 is the primary reason why any anti-encryption makes no sense.
So, the government wants to intercept evil messages written by bad guys... how in the world would legislation help? Bad guys aren't going to play by the rules and will use encrption anyway. To pretend legislating will help is such a joke...what a waste of the people's time and money to have our legistlators debate such tribble.
I completely agree. Since when was a job supposed to be about clowning around with nerf guns and street hockey? I love technology and am very thankful to have a job where I can get paid for doing what I love.
Thanks for the common sense and reminding us what it's all about.