DISCUSSION: Lines 55-57 showed that the author thought the main problem with encryption was inconvenience.
Encryption with the press of a button sounds convenient, so the author might think this was a good solution for anyone who wanted a guarantee of privacy.
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- The author recommended encryption. He doesn’t seem to care whether employers are able to monitor communications.
- CORRECT. See lines 55-57. Inconvenience was the main concern about encryption, and this simple new method fixes that.
- This is way out of left field. Trade secrets are never mentioned, and likewise we’re not told that encryption has legal complications for employers.
- Lines 52-55 suggest that encryption might guarantee privacy.
- Encrypting your messages sidesteps the issue of expectations of privacy. You’re not waiting for the law to protect you. Instead you’re taking care of your privacy by yourself.
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