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If anything, they did the very opposite of "cave." You want a backdoor on encryption, as if this isn't an oxymoron to begin with?

Fine. We'll take away the encryption altogether.

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bwoah 10mo ago 💬 1

Just confirming in case I missed the context: your referring to Apple discontinuing iCloud encryption in the UK. It is *sort of* admirable?

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Fr. Josh Miller 10mo ago

Rather than backdooring the encryption, and thus giving consumers the illusion of protection? Yes. Those were their options.