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Old 04-23-2008, 07:14 AM   #23
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Srsly, there's absolutely no defense for not encrypting your data. I've been in this industry for 29 years now and know all to well exactly what can happen. It's not just the police I protect myself from, it's EVERYONE.
I think you've misread what I said. I have nothing against encryption - it's obviously a good idea to protect personal or sensitive information. What I said I didn't agree with was the idea of using encryption as a method of preventing the government from seeing your data in circumstances where they have a legitimate right to do so (eg, if cases where someone has been accused of downloading child pornography, let's say).
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