The Feds Are Wrong to Warn of “Warrant-Proof” Phones
www.technologyreview.com/s/601044/the-feds-are-wrong-to-warn-of-warrant-proof-phones
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For most of mankind’s history, the overwhelming majority of our communications were warrant-proof in the sense that they just disappeared. They were ephemeral conversations.
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