Some encryption schemes will produce a file that cannot be distinguished from a corrupt file.
If they cannot prove it's encrypted, then how can they force someone to assist in decryption?
Forget safe and key paradigms. It's all moot when you can create a file full of randomised data for whatever reason and end up in jail for having done do.
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Tower information is not hearsay. They were arrested before the tower info was obtained, thus, arrested on hearsay.
Actual encryption? (as dehaani)
Some encryption schemes will produce a file that cannot be distinguished from a corrupt file.
If they cannot prove it's encrypted, then how can they force someone to assist in decryption?
Forget safe and key paradigms. It's all moot when you can create a file full of randomised data for whatever reason and end up in jail for having done do.
UK outlaws random data sets? Whatever next?