The balance between digital privacy, encryption, and law enforcement imperatives is a complex and constantly shifting challenge. Basically, we want to keep our online information safe and private, which is where encryption comes in. However, law enforcement agencies also need to access information to investigate and prevent crimes, which can conflict with strong encryption. So, it's a tightrope walk: on one side, you have people worried about governments or hackers snooping on their personal data, and on the other, you have concerns about criminals using encrypted communications to hide illegal activities. Finding a middle ground is tough because any "backdoor" that allows law enforcement access could also be exploited by bad actors, weakening everyone's security. There's an ongoing debate about how to create systems that allow for lawful access when absolutely necessary, without compromising the overall security of digital communications. This issue is further complicated by the fact that technology is always changing, and laws and policies struggle to keep up.

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I do agree that it is a complex issue.

To determine decisive factors and desired goals of regulations could help us with further deliberations on the question. My paper „Human Rights as a Factor in the AI Alingment” on ResearchGate:

https://shorturl.at/CnxPp