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YESTERDAY'S POLL

Should tech companies make end-to-end encryption a default messaging feature?

HIGHLIGHTED COMMENTS

“ Yes - First, even if E2EE was the default on messaging services, there are a bajillion other things you do online that reveal things about you that can be useful to law enforcement. Second, dedicated criminals and terrorists are already using E2EE as well and more advanced tools, so making it the default wouldn't exactly encourage much. Making it the default really just gives the average person more privacy in their personal communications -- I fail to see how that's a bad thing. A huge amount of personal communication has moved online, so a search warrant that lets police read your chat history is far more sweeping than when a search warrant would let police open your mail.”

“ Unsure - Messaging services can choose how they want to set up their platform. I’m not one to say that mes...”

“ Yes - I think it would be a good idea, it never hurts to have an extra level of security. However, I think putting the...”