Is Edward Snowden a hero? Should all of your personal phone calls be recorded?

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

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IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote: DARPA is working full tilt on quantum codes as the security of all data depends on those codes being in place before the enemy perfects quantum hacking.

DARPA is not working on non-existent computing.

The top level of encryption technology is elliptic curve. There are no quantum computers.

Well you would know being a fifth grade dropout who became a pro potato peeler.

DARPA Gets Serious About Quantum: Five-Year Funding To Build Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers Goes To Atom Computing, Microsoft And PsiQuantum

There is no such thing as a 'quantum computer'. DARPA is not working on 'quantum computers'.

Neither is Microsoft, Atom, nor PsiQuantum.

Did you learn to troll like that in psychology 101? Because if so your life is a complete failure. That said we determined this already long ago.

LOL I'm the one that owns my own company. You're the one stuck at home with your tomatoes and trying to figure out what a moraine is!

And I am the guy who owns the companies Alphabet, Apple and Raytheon to mention three

You may now continue sucking out septic tanks with a straw like your company specializes in

Since you obviously think truck drivers are uneducated scum and you despise the trucking industry and plumbing industry, you are in ingrate. NONE of your precious stocks that you claim to own would be worth ANYTHING without that trucking industry or that plumbing industry.

HarveyH55 wrote:
What is private communications? You have to 'trust' that the people working around the communication, will 'respect' you 'right' to privacy, and not listen in. You need a low IQ to believe that you can trust complete strangers, or anyone, for that matter, with sensitive matters you don't want shared. Some people spend a lot of time and money on encryption, to ensure privacy in their communications. There's an app for that... Then, there are people, who spend a lot of time and money to get around the encryption, since there must be a reason, and something of value being hidden. Sometimes, defeating doesn't have to be better hardware, or software. Swan wonders why the NSA would monitor/record children's phone calls... Kids don't know what is suppose to be private, or who they can trust. Sometimes they get pissed off with their parents, and vent to a 'friend', giving up some 'private' details. Daddy's business phone might have additional encryption, but not family and friends.