Is it reasonable to expect privacy in an end-to-end encrypted world?
If ever there was a divisive topic, it has to be that of privacy in the internet world. Many of us would consider our personal communication to be pretty benign and we wouldn’t care if the powers that be took a peek from time to time. Still others would ‘freak-out’ at the very idea of government agencies ‘spying’ on us.
Recent terrorist attacks have once again thrown the use of end-to-end encryption on consumer devices into the forefront of discussion between consumers, hardware and software manufacturers, carriers, and government agencies tasked with keeping us safe.
In the wake of the recent Westminster terror attack, many in government think it’s time for reasonable measures to take effect.
Read the full Sky News article: http://news.sky.com/story/messaging-apps-and-terror-seven-key-questions-10815589
