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>>EGreg+(OP)
The thing I don't get is... won't bans on end-to-end encryption ban https?

If I go to a website and ask for a web page over https, isn't the request and response between my device and the web server, an end-to-end encrypted message? Because the endpoints are my device and the web server.

If I can't send my credit card details to a payment provider over an end-to-end encrypted channel, doesn't all commerce on the web just fall apart?

How can a ban on end-to-end encrypted communication even fucking work?

>>Karell+6d
Really short answer: They want back doors to all this stuff, including your cc info. As long as only the "good guys have" this ability, what could go wrong?