OK, if a service claims to be "encrypted", then how does one create a "backdoor" so the demonic government can analyze the data?
Isn't this a contradiction? I thought once data was encrypted (assuming the encryption has not been broken which as I understand it is highly unlikely) then the data would be undecipherable, therefore making a backdoor would not be feasible.
For example, take a workstation that has been encrypted with PGP Whole Disk Encryption. Does the government have a backdoor to decrypt the hard drive and read the contents? Am I mixing apples and oranges here???
Come on encryption gurus, help me to understand this concept.