Re:Attorney General Barr and Encryption
by sam0x17 on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @11:22AM
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You're missing my point. People should be laughing at Barr, in his face, in his inner circle, every day for this. If we don't facilitate that on the outside, how the hell will it happen on the inside. So laughable as in a call to action, not laughable is in negligible.
This is seriously wrong, and that word "laughable" is a key-word for others who share you larger assumptions.
Let's assume that protocol enforcement is heaped upon those who can do nothing about it, not "laughing" techies with time and skills; .. until it is. Common access to network infrastructure is clearly being monitored and more and more requirements and restrictions are added each year, not less, in a dizzying number of ways. The ability to find a transaction from a "regulated IP address" used by those who do not have the skills or background to understand what is happening, only increases each year.
This cavalier analysis is counter-productive to someone who wants to a) stay our of the security swamp and b) live life somewhat un-monitored with individual choices.