What Matthew Green thinks about Silicon Valley

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Cryptographer and professor at Johns Hopkins University, where he works on applied cryptography and user privacy. He writes A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering, which is where most public arguments about messaging encryption, client-side scanning and cloud backup end up being adjudicated.

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1. 7 Dec 2022

   Our readingNobody chose cloud backup: a handful of Silicon Valley executives made the choice for everyone in pursuit of adoption metrics.

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   Their wordsA handful of Silicon Valley executives made the choice for us, in pursuit of adoption metrics and a “magical” user experience.

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