zlacker

> In the case of E2E encryption, it's definitely a hill to die on, there is no way to make a backdoor "only the good guys" can access.

You can make a backdoor that only the good guys can access--it's not even hard thanks to public key cryptography. The problems are:

(1) The good guys might be sloppy in how they handle you data, so they might leak or or they themselves might get hacked.

(2) The good guys might later become the bad guys.