Originally posted by Bsdisbetter
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I vaguely remember one of the U.S.'s Three Letter Agencies being against one of the censorship-related laws that wound up not passing (might have been SOPA/PIPA) because they knew it would help to drive a lot more mainstream interest in encryption and decentralized peer-to-peer file-sharing, which make it harder for them to spy on actual criminals because it would raise the bar for spying on anything.
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