My biggest concern isn&#x27;t so much that the government could get a warrant with probable cause and intercept a few emails or monitor my web browsing, it&#x27;s that for all I know (seems pretty likely?) a significant chunk of everything I do online is intercepted and stored <i>forever</i>, encrypted or no.<p>If we allow a ban on secure end-to-end encryption, are we setting ourselves up for a future government to go back and demand access to everything we&#x27;ve ever done? Do I want to have somebody in 2060 datamining my entire life? It&#x27;s worrying to me.<p>Short of putting better end-to-end encryption everywhere, I&#x27;m not sure how we prevent that. As you say, that sort of encryption is pretty uncommon, so maybe this is what we&#x27;re headed toward either way. I think it&#x27;s worrying.<p>But I&#x27;m not an expert on cryptography. Are there are other solutions?