I don&#x27;t agree with all the comments here.
A sovereign state decided to ensure all outgoing traffic is protected by a secure signature that is not possessed by foreign intelligence agencies or hackers (well, that&#x27;s the idea).<p>It is a very cheap and effective way to achieve this.<p>Spying on the population is not prevented by GeoTrust and Cie&#x27;s loosy certificates, a lot of literature and real life examples already show that. This is a tragedy of the commons, until everybody has access to REAL security, then no country has interest in having foreign powers spying them while not even being to do what everybody else does.<p>In France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Australia, etc, all of your data is already analyzed and deciphered, they freaking work together to make it less obvious than Kazakhstan. Don&#x27;t make any mistake and don&#x27;t call for overthrowing the regime there, it makes no sense.<p>From a citizen PoV, they became almost as watched over as we are for WWW traffic, but their lives are still not as much tracked as ours since they do not have the means of our agencies. They are still better off than us.