Responsible Encryption vs. Warrant-Proof Encryption
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Oct 16th 2017
Tech Break 4479
Responsible Encryption vs. Warrant-Proof Encryption
Trump's DOJ rebranding encryption strength levels
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Denise Howell joins the TWiET conversation to talk about a follow-up to the San Bernardino shooting case that involved an encrypted iPhone. President Trump's Deputy Attorney General, Rod Rosenstein, argued that warrant-proof encryption elevated privacy over public safety, and said "Today, thousands of seized devices sit in storage, impervious to search warrants."
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