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Yet another bill seeks to weaken encryption-by-default on smartphones | Ars Technica

Reported by arstechnica.com

A second state lawmaker has now introduced a bill that would prohibit the sale of smartphones with unbreakable encryption. Except this time, despite very similar language to a pending New York bill, the stated rationale is to fight human trafficking, rather than terrorism.

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