> Companies whose customer data is encrypted can truthfully say that they have no way to access it for law enforcement. Telegram can’t.
I dunno man, kinda seems like you ought to either have a right to privacy or not. Surely there's other ways to make a case, without extraordinarily abusable legal strong-arming.
Why should a wealthy person be able to legally afford encrypted communication on a secure device, when 90+% of people can't because they're poor and tech illiterate?
Does our historically unequal society need more information and rights asymmetry between rich and poor? Between privileged and marginalized?