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==Legal issues==
{{see also|Cryptography#Forced disclosure of encryption keys}}
Widespread use if encryption increases the costs of [[surveillance]], so the government policies aim to regulate the use of the strong cryptography.{{sfn | Riebe | Kühn | Imperatori | Reuter | 2022 | p=42}} In the 2000s, the effect of encryption on the surveillance capabilities was limited by the ever-increasing share of communications going through the global social media platforms, that did not use the strong encryption and provided governments with the requested data.{{sfn | Riebe | Kühn | Imperatori | Reuter | 2022 | p=58}} Murphy talks about a legislative balance that needs to be struck between the power of the government that are broad enough to be able to follow the quickly-evolving technology, yet sufficiently narrow for the public and overseeing agencies to understand the future use of the legislation.{{sfn|Murphy|2020}}
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