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    @0x4d6165 Your post keeps 404ing every time I try to interact with it.

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      @0x4d6165 Your post keeps 404ing every time I try to interact with it.

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      @0x4d6165 Anyway, to that I say: No.

      It's important for privacy that a lot of the data being encrypted is low-value.

      If you only ever encrypt activist stuff, then by virtue of using encryption the government can argue they know you're doing activist stuff. Possibly illegal activist stuff. And a Grand Jury will be convinced.

      But if we normalize using encryption always, not just for "sensitive" stuff, then that argument falls apart.

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        @0x4d6165 Anyway, to that I say: No.

        It's important for privacy that a lot of the data being encrypted is low-value.

        If you only ever encrypt activist stuff, then by virtue of using encryption the government can argue they know you're doing activist stuff. Possibly illegal activist stuff. And a Grand Jury will be convinced.

        But if we normalize using encryption always, not just for "sensitive" stuff, then that argument falls apart.

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        @soatok

        Exactly. #Encryption is the opposite of antibiotics: the more you use it, the better it gets. That's why Mrs Wife and I use Signal to discuss buying bananas or charging the car.

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