From WSJopinion: The attorney general is right—encryption makes police work harder. But it also frustrates hackers and foreign spies, writes jerzcyber.
On June 6, 2019, Gene Kimmelman, CEO of Public Knowledge and Carl Szabo VP of NetChoice, discuss the possibility of a Big Tech antitrust push by Congress against Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
Image: APAttorney General William Barr asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg last week not to proceed with the social media company’s “plan to implement end-to-end encryption across its messaging services” without including a means for law enforcement to access the content legally. Earlier Mr. Barr reopened the debate whether U.S. technology companies should be compelled to insert vulnerabilities into their products to assist law enforcement.
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