Apple vs FBI: The privacy disaster is inevitable, but we can prevent the catastrophe

My new Guardian column, Forget Apple's fight with the FBI - our privacy catastrophe has only just begun, explains how surveillance advocates have changed their arguments: 20 years ago, they argued that the lack of commercial success for privacy tools showed that the public didn't mind surveillance; today, they dismiss Apple's use of cryptographic tools as a "marketing stunt" and treat the proportionality of surveillance as a settled question. (more")