The Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. spoke out yesterday
about backdoors in consumer technology, claiming that they should be
left open by technology firms so that law enforcement officials are
never locked out during important investigations.
Speaking about new forms of encryption that could theoretically prevent police officers and other government officials from accessing personal data, he claimed that they could harm investigations of kidnappers and sexual predators, and in turn put children at increased risk.
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