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is using encrypted data. doesn t matter how high you go up in the government, the president asks for it, he can t get it. terrorists are taking advantage tch. where do people fall on this? you need it to protect the privacy, at the same time, it seems like it s risking some thingings. it s funny, we have this debate any time there s an attack like in paris, there s the encryption act. we ve seen encryption acts have gone mainstream. it can do good things, it can do bad. it keeps our bank accounts safe. but over the last couple years, because encryption has gone mainstream and me and you can use it easily, it s increasingly easy for terrorists to use. we re now at this really pivotal point where you have lawmakers saying to the tech companies, we need access, some kind of backdoor access. the tech companies saying that s not possible. because if you give the good
impossible. and, you know, terrorists or pedophiles or, you know, whoever the bad people are, they already have access to encryption. right now, we re the only people who aren t using inception technology. people who are already engaged in high-risk behavior are already using it. what we re trying to do is develop technology really simple to use and accessible to every day normal people. i did ask him, okay, the government says they need some kind access to these communications. what he said, if they can t protect their data, they re getting hacked all the time, how do they expect us to protect theirs? if we build the back door for the good guys, the bad guys are going to go right in. it s almost like the policy plays catch up to the technology. and then, kimberly, before i let you go, this week, brazil temporarily banned what s app, using this encrypted technology. zuckerberg, face book, which
people are, they already have access to encryption. right now, we re the only people that aren t using inception technology. people who are already engaged in high-risk behavior are already using it. what we re trying to do is develop technology that is really simple to use and accessible to just everyday normal people. so what we have now is the government saying, you know, maybe encryption s not 100% bad but we need backdoor access, the ability to access these communications. go to the best and bright necht silicon valley, talk to moxie who s known for his encryption technology. he said, if they can t protect their data, they re getting hacked all the time, how do we expect them to protect ours? the bad guys are going to access it too. we re going to hear more and more on that debate. also, in light of what carly fiorina said on a stage in front of millions of americans watching the debate on tuesday night, that all we need to do is ask those in silicon valley to