its been going on for decades... I don't know if there is an answer to this problem
replyEncrypt everything, all the time, everywhere, use quantum hardened encryption wherever possible.
replyThis does not work if your communication enpoint is the same as your encryption endpoint.
replyOr you don't control your key material.
Or your tech supply chain.
Or leave your device unattended.
Or aren't susceptible to the same "five dollar wrench" attacks used by certain in-person Bitcoin wallet thievestgat are also available to state actors.
I could go on...
You may never be able to completely protect yourself, but you can make an attack much more costly. For example, I use Heads with a hardware key to defend myself from an Evil Maid.
replyRon Wyden is my favorite senator and a great example of why Oregon is such a based/amazing state.
replyHe randomly let me interview him for a doc 10 or so years ago as a young filmmaker. Super nice guy. Just let me stroll into his office and chat on camera for an hour as a nobody, all because I wanted to talk about net neutrality and other issues
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