But one problem which has so far been overlooked is the practicalities of its implementation. If security services suspect criminal activity, they can request a government warrant to intercept and decode internet content.
Users can select an infinite number of passwords.
One password is needed to get past the first layer, another to get past the second layer and so on. Although the RIP bill obliges users to reveal their passwords if requested, this system means there is no way of knowing if a user has in fact revealed every password. The technology to implement steganographic file systems already exists for Unix operating systems. Although it is not yet up and running for the more popular Windows operating system, it would be easily adaptable. The second difficulty concerns the transmission of data from one user to another.