Sentence examples for encryption law from inspiring English sources

On the way to his conclusion that "we will watch as important aspects of privacy and free speech are erased," Lessig brings a keen focus to some of the thorniest issues posed by today's Internet: free speech, pornography, intellectual property, encryption, law beyond our borders and the courts' inability to stretch the Constitution's intentions to cover the new electronic world.

Over the next two years, both sides filed a number of cross-motions, and in January 2002 Bernstein's legal team renewed its constitutional challenge to the government's encryption laws.

As long as companies wrap consumer information in basic encryption, laws do not require them to tell customers about a breach.

He also refers to  encryption laws passed in the United Kingdom that allows authorities to demand an individual's encryption keys.

But then maybe there is something there: maybe David Cameron could figure out a way to enforce encryption laws only on those dolts who send rambling, minute-long Snapchats about their fucking walk to the bus stop and leave everyone who sends decent content the hell alone.

These encryption laws will allegedly give agencies like ASIO the power to police serious crimes—"serious" being defined as as all terrorism and child sex offences, or any other offences with a term of imprisonment of three years or more, The Guardian reports.

Following in the footsteps of the U.K., Australia passed an anti-encryption law that compels companies operating in the country to turn over encrypted data on request from several government departments.

The anti-encryption law had originated with China's public-security ministry.

Australia passes 'dangerous' anti-encryption law after bipartisan compromise.

US tech giants decry Australia's 'deeply flawed' new anti-encryption law.

The coalition government has to call an election in less than six months, putting the anti-encryption law on a timer.