Some politicians have suggested that laws be created to enable encryption backdoors that can be opened by warrant holders, but the report states that such efforts are futile: “Short of a form of government intervention in technology that appears contemplated by no one outside of the most despotic regimes, communication channels resistant to surveillance will always exist."
The report concludes that claims of being shut out from the data by the popularization of encryption — “going dark,” as it’s called by some — are not an accurate representation of what’s happening in technology today.