The dwelling analogy doesn't work because the government does have a universal key to those, a battering ram. And this is available to everyone.
The problem with unbreakable encryption, from their perspective, is that they don't have such a ram if they need it for your data or devices.
Which, you know, is fine. I'm all for censorship of certain public data but whatever you want to say in privacy you do you.
Not like it will matter much. We're on the verge of quantum computing and once we have that all mundane encryption is breakable anyway.
The problem with unbreakable encryption, from their perspective, is that they don't have such a ram if they need it for your data or devices.
Which, you know, is fine. I'm all for censorship of certain public data but whatever you want to say in privacy you do you.
Not like it will matter much. We're on the verge of quantum computing and once we have that all mundane encryption is breakable anyway.