Here is the bottom line -- if smartphones can not be securely encrypted there are a lot of things we can&#x27;t use them for:<p>- Phones aren&#x27;t going to replace credit cards
- You will need to type in all your passwords each time you use them
- Two Factor authentication will need to be done with a different device
- Healthkit and other medical records will need to be moved elsewhere
- Any profession where there are very serious consequences for leaked communication will no longer be able to do it through their smartphone (lawyers, doctors, executives.)<p>Basically losing or having your mobile phone stolen will be equal to a burglar pulling up to your house or office and driving away with every sensitive document and record in the back of a van.<p>No tech company wants to see the end of the mobile revolution. Forget the national interest side to this, anyone supporting broken encryption basically looks like a total moron.