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  1. It's hard not to read tonight's events as permanently damaging the credibility of claims on encryption. This was basic pre-trial work.

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    Watchdog finds watchdog likely improperly destroyed evidence showing Drake was a whistleblower.

  3. Reporters: Look back on those first two days of reporting based on claims. They exploited trust in pursuit of precedent.

  4. Every credible expert knew there were alternative means. That went so far on so little demonstrated a disregard of facts: bad faith.

  5. Perjury never felt so good.

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    One of the more gobsmacking quotes I've read in a while:

  7. "...part of a long history of spying on black activists in the United States."

  8. 2016: When the public is forced to rely on a corporation to defend its rights. This is a warning sign.

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    Encryption/privacy/law enforcement debate is one of the most important of our era. Stories like these undermine as a trusted source

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    Maybe the Paris attackers did rely on encryption. But you have to provide evidence, not weak supposition, to draw that conclusion.

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    The NYT story on the Paris attackers makes just as much (if not more) sense if you replace "encryption" with "magic"

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    Still can’t get over this quote from the NSA director in 1979:

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    THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THE FOURTH AMENDMENT SAYS.

  14. Reminder for reporters: terrorists have known cell phones are unsafe since August... 1998.

  15. "The Wire" (2002) is helping the terrorists. David Simon wanted for questioning.

  16. "Going dark" is a fairy tale: 3 years after wiretap headlines, she's still making unencrypted calls.

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