More end to end encryption use only means more laws banning encryption faster.
Or do you really think that when for example DoH gains wider adoption all the countries using DNS based blocking will go "Oh well guess the techies got us".
Or do you really think that when for example DoH gains wider adoption all the countries using DNS based blocking will go "Oh well guess the techies got us".
End to end encryption is vital to the operations of modern businesses, it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
If they don't, your critical infrastructure (Internet) just stops working until you conform to the standards set by those who write the software.
And the competent criminals will still be able to roll their own encrypted communications from existing open source libraries.
I want E2E encryption as much as the next person, but we need to make sure we’re honest about its use cases
Well, I shouldn’t do that. Suffice to say, it’s simply a fact that China bans VPNs, and pretty much everyone goes along with it. People fear jail.
It’s hard (but not impossible) to imagine Europe and the US doing that. NordVPN is practically a household name, at least on YouTube.
People just have a 'compliance' phone when authorities ask to rummage through it.
Does this ever work? Depending on the jurisdiction, law enforcement authorities can easily get a warrant to enter your home and search through everything to ensure that they find all of your devices.