Allowed or not is not the issue. When they need to talk confidentially, they already switch to "landline", aka cell phone, when sensitive information is being exchanged. Restricting them from using encryption will only result in them relying on off-the-shelf private modes of communication rather than publicly monitorable frequencies. Sadly,.regulation will not make information more available to the general public.
Allowed or not is not the issue. When they need to talk confidentially, they already switch to "landline", aka cell phone, when sensitive information is being exchanged. Restricting them from using encryption will only result in them relying on off-the-shelf private modes of communication rather than publicly monitorable frequencies. Sadly,.regulation will not make information more available to the general public.