Much more likely is that the opacity of encryption lends advantage to the unsophisticated bad actors (ie, the 'official' ones).
I think most of us, at least in the USA, are far more ready to take our chances with these hypothetical sophisticated bad actors than to reduce the real-time transparency of verified ones.
Much more likely is that the opacity of encryption lends advantage to the unsophisticated bad actors (ie, the 'official' ones).
I think most of us, at least in the USA, are far more ready to take our chances with these hypothetical sophisticated bad actors than to reduce the real-time transparency of verified ones.