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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1109909" data-attributes="member: 114717">As far as any operating system, particularly Windows, the U.S. has any of a number of means of getting inside of the OS without a deliberately created or implanted back door.How does the U.S. get Microsoft to give it whatever it needs to get into an individual&#039;s OS? It asks Microsoft for it.The scale of criminality used to be in the millions. Now it has grown to a scale of billions. Law enforcement and government security services are still the same size. Those organizations have not grown in size, resources, capacity to match the exponential growth in criminality.Therefore, to have effective security, law enforcement and government security services must have the capability to decrypt communications and access information that criminals want to hide from them.The supremacy of the state must come first. It is even more important now than it has ever been because of the exponential growth in criminality, terrorism, organized crime, etc.There are people that want to hobble security services in the name of &quot;individual digital rights&quot; which is a load of bollocks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1109909, member: 114717"] As far as any operating system, particularly Windows, the U.S. has any of a number of means of getting inside of the OS without a deliberately created or implanted back door. How does the U.S. get Microsoft to give it whatever it needs to get into an individual's OS? It asks Microsoft for it. The scale of criminality used to be in the millions. Now it has grown to a scale of billions. Law enforcement and government security services are still the same size. Those organizations have not grown in size, resources, capacity to match the exponential growth in criminality. Therefore, to have effective security, law enforcement and government security services must have the capability to decrypt communications and access information that criminals want to hide from them. The supremacy of the state must come first. It is even more important now than it has ever been because of the exponential growth in criminality, terrorism, organized crime, etc. There are people that want to hobble security services in the name of "individual digital rights" which is a load of bollocks. [/QUOTE]

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