Submitted by Sean Wright on Sunday 11th October 2020
Published on Wednesday 25th November 2020
Current status: Closed
Closed: Tuesday 25th May 2021
Signatures: 1,019
Do not require encryption services to establish backdoors to enable data access
It has been reported that governments around the globe, including the UK Government, wish to see technology and service providers implement encryption backdoors in the services which they offer. The UK Government should not enforce this approach.
While the intention behind this is well intended (to catch criminals), it could simply result in driving criminals to utilise their own services which do not contain backdoors, while putting the privacy and security of law-abiding citizens at risk. Implementing a backdoor in an encryption algorithm defeats the purpose of the encryption algorithm, and we believe this cannot be done securely.
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