Antitrust Law and Digital Markets: Who Has the Burden of Proof?
Given the increasingly visible role of digital services in the U.S. economy, there have been various proposals to change the […]
You’ve heard this one before: law enforcement authorities, citing concerns that their ability to lawfully access individuals' electronic data and communications is ‘going dark’, are seeking to compel companies to build exploits into their own products and services to enable the production of user data on-demand. These efforts run smack into the enduring technical consensus that there is no way to build such exceptional access mechanisms, commonly known as ‘backdoors,’ into encrypted devices and communications for use by law enforcement that would also be reliably off-limit to criminals, for...
