Problem
In 2016 the Homeland Security Committee of the United States House of Representatives issued a report on the challenges for law enforcement accessing encrypted evidence. The report evaluates different themes and considerations of encryption in the light of the dispute between the Apple and the FBI on accessing encrypted data on the iPhone of the one of the suspects in the San Bernardino shooting. (If you are unfamiliar with the case, read this case summary by CNBC.)
Here is the full report: "Going Dark, Going Forward - A primer on the Encryption Debate (June 2016)"
a) What do you think of the phenomenon "Going Dark" considering the use of encryption by the public; Should manufacturers enable law enforcement to access encrypted data with a warrant?
b) What is, in your opinion, the most compelling argument of the report?