France and Germany want Europe to crack down on encryption

The Verge
By Amar ToorAug 24, 2016, 6:22 am121 pts
France and Germany this week called on the European Union to adopt a law that would require app companies to make encrypted messages available to law enforcement, as part of Europe's ongoing efforts to thwart terrorist attacks. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve and his German counterpart, Thomas de…

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