You are dismissing things as "maximalist", which is not conducive to treating certain things as sacrosanct.
For example: end-to-end encryption is sacrosanct, and must not be broken, ever. If you want access, your only option should be to serve one of the ends a warrant. That's not "maximalist", that's holding to a principle.
You are dismissing things as "maximalist", which is not conducive to treating certain things as sacrosanct.
For example: end-to-end encryption is sacrosanct, and must not be broken, ever. If you want access, your only option should be to serve one of the ends a warrant. That's not "maximalist", that's holding to a principle.