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iPhone War: The Justice Department Is Taking On Apple Over Encryption (Again)

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Demanding Weaker Encryption To Help Law Enforcement Makes Us All Less Safe

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Australia’s Encryption Law Deals a Serious Blow to Privacy and Security

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Baltimore Goes Dark: Police Scanner Encryption Creates New Danger

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Australia’s Encryption Law Deals a Serious Blow to Privacy and Security