Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., the Senate Commerce Committee chairman and an ardent critic of the Federal Communications Commission's Internet subsidy program, said Tuesday that he intends to offer a bill to make this happen. Page One - Philadelphia Inquirer . Borrowing a move from politicians, free speech advocates and the cryptography industry have turned the encryption debate on its head. Instead of complaining that the FBI's bid to break the codes that protect private conversations tramples civil rights, the proencryption forces are touting strong encryption as a way to prevent crimes. All rights reserved.
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