Source: Security or Surveillance? – Lawfare

Source: Study: Law enforcement agencies’ encryption claims are exaggerated | West California News

A Harvard study showed that the government’s fears about terrorists and criminals going off the radar are unfounded. The report, to which prominent security experts contributed, explained that we are actually heading toward a less encrypted, easy-to-surveil world.

Source: Myth Busters, Harvard Edition: Harvard Study Makes Compelling Argument On Encryption And ‘Going Dark’ Government Fears : PERSONAL TECH : Tech Times

A Harvard study showed that the government’s fears about terrorists and criminals going off the radar are unfounded. The report, to which prominent security experts contributed, explained that we are actually heading toward a less encrypted, easy-to-surveil world.

Source: Myth Busters, Harvard Edition: Harvard Study Makes Compelling Argument On Encryption And ‘Going Dark’ Government Fears : PERSONAL TECH : Tech Times

Governments have access to more data on individuals than ever, and encryption is unlikely to alter this trend, finds Harvard

Source: Government Surveillance ‘In No Danger Of Going Dark’ Thanks To IoT

A Harvard University report challenged the government’s argument that online encryption helps criminals go undetected. The report also suggests that the “Internet of Things” will give law enforcement officials more opportunity to surveil suspects.

Source: Goverment Claims on Encryption Challenged | www.infopackets.com

A report today from Harvard Universitys Berkman Center for Internet and Society predicts that in lieu of backdoors to encrypted messaging apps, intelligence agencies will increasingly turn to less fortified vectors to conduct digital surveillance.

Source: Intel agencies will target newer, encryption-free tech for surveillance programs: Harvard report – SC Magazine

A new report from Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society suggests encryption may be pointless when it comes to curtailing surveillance.

Source: Harvard report: Encryption is pointless and won’t reduce surveillance | ITProPortal.com

The report said the government may be overstating claims that it cannot access data on newer encrypted electronic devices.

Source: Harvard study questions government claims about surveillance | CIO Dive

More technology companies offer products and services with strong encryption, but when people use them to “go dark” – whether for innocent or nefarious purposes – it isn’t as big of a problem as law enforcement officials have claimed, says a new report.

Source: Report: IoT makes the ‘going dark’ debate moot – FierceGovernmentIT