New proposals for encryption 'back doors' planned by UK government in extension to internet surveillance
Plans for encryption back door keys to be held by telcos and ISPs and real-time web surveillance
Winston Smith sits reading underneath the gaze of Big Brother...
The British government is leading a secret consultation over plans to effectively outlaw end-to-end encryption and extend web surveillance. The consultation was begun in January with just a handful...
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