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Knock, knock on the imaginary backdoor, a possible privacy push for Apple, and concerns

about iPhone after next.

It's Wednesday the 6th of March, 2019.

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On goes the war for the encryption backdoor.

CNETz as FBI Director Christopher Ray spoke Tuesday to the

RSA conference in San Francisco, his message, we really can't have encryption

that law enforcement can't get into.

According to the FBI Guy, it can't be a sustainable end state for there to be an entirely

unfettered space that's utterly beyond law enforcement for criminals to hide.

Of course that's not all we're talking about, even if it is all he's talking about.

Seen that does a more rounded recap, saying agencies like the FBI have repeatedly

voiced concerns like Rays saying encryption technology locks them out of communications

between criminals.

Cybersecurity experts say the technology is crucial for keeping data and critical

computer systems safe from hackers.

Letting law enforcement access encrypted information just creates a backdoor hackers will ultimately exploit for evil deeds they say

It feels like the tide, like water, trickling across rocks, seeming not to affect them until one day a groove is worn, then a crack, then the rock breaks apart and after that the deluge

That's my encryption poem. It's a work in progress.

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