This has to be the most liberal way I've seen of saying "We need another Hitler to come into power and commit genocide on 5/7ths of the world population".
If you'd left out the 'forcefully' condition I would have said you were angling for a Mega Mao to take over and starve most of the worlds population to death with the next signature Great Famine.
So what the FBI is saying is that it's fine for everyone to protect their data with a digital lock. But they really want to be given a master key that they totes mcgotes pinky promise they won't abuse or accidentally lose and most definitely not make copies of for their friends with benefits. It's different this time, they'll even stick a needle in their eye if they lie.
It wasn't a one time lump sum. The US Government has been handing them sizeable amounts of money that mysteriously vanish into Big ISP's money tubes but nothing really changes about the internet tubes.
'Excuse, Mr. Wray, in what way will our computer systems such as e-voting, national databases and intelligence secrets be protected from adversarial countries and hacker groups when the next NSA leak includes the keys to our encryption?"
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This has to be the most liberal way I've seen of saying "We need another Hitler to come into power and commit genocide on 5/7ths of the world population". If you'd left out the 'forcefully' condition I would have said you were angling for a Mega Mao to take over and starve most of the worlds population to death with the next signature Great Famine.
So what the FBI is saying is that it's fine for everyone to protect their data with a digital lock. But they really want to be given a master key that they totes mcgotes pinky promise they won't abuse or accidentally lose and most definitely not make copies of for their friends with benefits. It's different this time, they'll even stick a needle in their eye if they lie.
It wasn't a one time lump sum. The US Government has been handing them sizeable amounts of money that mysteriously vanish into Big ISP's money tubes but nothing really changes about the internet tubes.
'Excuse, Mr. Wray, in what way will our computer systems such as e-voting, national databases and intelligence secrets be protected from adversarial countries and hacker groups when the next NSA leak includes the keys to our encryption?"