[Cyberman]

Typical idiot politicians, meddling in matters they understand about as much as a cat understands where the canned cat food comes from.

[the_individual2014]

I would have to ask my Security minded friends about this but breaking encryption depending on the strength of it is not as easy as it sounds.

[Tenacious 1]

Geez. I don’t understand why NOBody trusts the government. They wouldn’t leak the access. And we all know that nobody is smarter than the government. So no hacker would ever be able to figure out access to the governments access point.

Ironically, the government is not even trying to hide their intent to spy on citizens anymore.

[JimRed]

The “R” guy thinks it will be useful against criminals. The “D” gal thinks it will be useful against Patriots.

[palmer]

They will have to exempt themselves from the law because as it is written it also bans obfuscation.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Burr and Feinstein don't specify how this police backdoor could be managed and still protect data.

Of course not. Because they are both morons.

In fact, the sentence is more effective as : "Burr and Feinstein don't specify how this police backdoor could be managed." Because...well, they're morons and don't have a clue as to what they are asking. They only know what they want and that is CONTROL..

[Talisker]

Apple and Google should just shut down until this is taken off the table.

Just announce that they have plenty of money to wait it out, will lay off no one, and just Go Galt.

And let the screaming begin.