E2EE and the 'Going Dark' Debate After 15 Years

This paper reviews the state of encryption and globalization fifteen years after the debate began. It specifically examines the evolution of end-to-end encryption technologies. The analysis revisits the 'Going Dark' argument posed by law enforcement agencies. It assesses whether the concerns about inaccessible communication have materialized. The impact of globalized internet services on encryption policies is discussed. Technical advancements in privacy are contrasted with regulatory demands for access. The author provides an updated perspective on the balance between security and privacy. This work contributes to the ongoing discourse regarding the future of digital encryption.