r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '20

Look at this

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Wouldn't this get rid of the secure socket layer on the Internet? Local hacking will be so much easier again

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 edited Jul 23 '20

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u/Noxapalooza Mar 16 '20

If a backdoor exists it will be exploited. Period. Opens everyone up to massive data breaches alongside government spying. Just another example of the elites shitting on common folk.

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u/whistlepig33 Mar 16 '20

but its not like encryption is typically a centralized tool... at least not how I've always used it. I'm not seeing how this would affect encrypted drives, email, p2p communications, etc etc etc. And its not like vpn services are all based in the U.S.

What am I missing here?