The problem really isn't default encryption because if you eliminated default encryption, criminals could still get encryption, and they do, isn't that correct, Ms. Hess?
Diana DeGette: “The problem really isn't default encryption because if you eliminated default encryption, criminals could still get…”
On the recordApril 18, 2016
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DeGette highlights that criminals can still access encryption even without default settings.
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