End To End Encryption
topic on 4 shows · 4 statements across 4 episodes
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American Optimist 
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4 statements about End To End Encryption, every show
Wade: End-to-end encryption is a bandaid fix degrading messaging products
“I think at the same time, It's a bandaid fix for companies that we don't trust in that sense. And so I think we need to figure out our relationship with that because it's impacting the quality of the products that we're using.”
Kutcher argues architecture exists to bypass end-to-end encryption for CSAM.
“I think people need to realize and recognize that end to end encryption is great and valuable, but there's no reason why we can't create a carve out for this. And the architecture exists to create a carve out for this.”
Government Surveillance Capacity Has Increased Massively Despite End-to-End Encryption
“If you look at, like, the overall information law enforcement and government has to surveil people, even with end-to-end encryption existing, it's way higher than it was 10 years ago, and way, way higher than it was 20 years ago before.”
Andreessen: Tech companies are defensively driven to implement end-to-end encryption
“Valley companies now feel much more emboldened, not even so much out of a sense of, like, proactive, like, enthusiasm, but almost out of a sense of, like, defensive energy to get much more determined to do end-to-end encryption. Also much more determined to fi…”