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I just read an article from an online computer magazine called ZDNet, written by Danny Palmer.
The UK is trying to force internet providers and messaging apps to provide a 'backdoor' into their encryption so they can find terrorists.
If you substitute the word internwet with gun... sure sounds familiar.

"Then there's also the risk that severe regulation of the internet will only hamper regular users, while criminals remain unaffected as they continue to find new ways of staying under the radar.

"How completely stupid is that? Every time we see regulation, we see regular folks being impacted and criminals not being impacted", said Peter Wood, an ethical hacker and member the ISACA London Security Advisory Group.

"How is banning an encrypted algorithm from the US going to sort out criminals in any way? Do they really think terrorists will think 'I'm not allowed to, so I won't use it," he continued. "The naivety astounds me.""

Hmm.. no guns allowed sign prevents shootings and armed robbery... Just found the similarity interesting.