Should the government should be able to access encrypted communications? Yes, say a small majority of Americans
Gap appears to be narrowing in favour of encryption

Strong encryption is becoming more common
The government should be able to access encrypted communications when investigating crimes, say a small majority of US citizens polled in the latest Pew Research Center survey report Americans and Cybersecurity....
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