Should the citizens of a democratic state be free to communicate over electronic networks hardened against any government surveillance? To some the answer will seem obvious: No. Ever since telephony was invented, solving or preventing violent crime has often involved tapping people’s phones. When digital networks replaced mechanical exchanges in the 1990s, governments demanded that they should still be able to listen ing.
通过能够防范任何政府窥探的电子网络通信——民主国家的公民应该拥有这样的自由吗？对某些人来说，答案似乎是显而易见的：不应该。自从发明电话以来，解决或阻止暴力犯罪活动的方法往往包括窃听人们的电话。当上世纪90年代数字网络取代机械式交换机的时候，各国政府要求，他们仍应能够进行窃听。
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