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17. won't that help foreign companies who are not subject to US laws

Sat Apr 9, 2016, 12:16 PM

Apr 2016

and hurt US based companies who are?

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Leak of Senate encryption bill prompts swift backlash [View all] WhiteTara Apr 2016 OP

Another wonderful freedom bill by Feinstein. LiberalArkie Apr 2016 #1

Shredding the 4th amendment.. again.. phazed0 Apr 2016 #2

I see your point about the court order, but I would counter with.. phazed0 Apr 2016 #6

You're right.. it's just fundamentally wrong and short sighted, IMO phazed0 Apr 2016 #12

Actually you do have a right to write to encryption. NutmegYankee Apr 2016 #18

Wrong. NutmegYankee Apr 2016 #21

I stated the 5th Amendment issue in my first post. NutmegYankee Apr 2016 #24

Then we are in violent agreement. NutmegYankee Apr 2016 #26

Honestly EdwardBernays Apr 2016 #5

I hear Ireland is a nice option! nt dorkzilla Apr 2016 #8

Sure EdwardBernays Apr 2016 #9

'zactly. Really a no-brainer dorkzilla Apr 2016 #10

Difi shanti Apr 2016 #14

If only they had encrypted it, maybe it wouldn't have leaked. surrealAmerican Apr 2016 #15

good one! WhiteTara Apr 2016 #16

won't that help foreign companies who are not subject to US laws GreatGazoo Apr 2016 #17

It would destroy the US tech market. Set us back a decade ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2016 #22