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Internet & Society: The Technologies and Politics of Control (Spring 2019)
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“Don’t Panic: Making Progress on the Going Dark Debate” by Jonathan Zittrain et al., Berkman Klein Center (2016).

John Bowers

This report, published as part of the Berklett Cybersecurity initiative, adds nuance to the Going Dark debate by highlighting characteristics of the digital environment that will likely facilitate evidence and intelligence gathering well into the future. How do you feel these nuances bear on the urgency of the Going Dark problem? How might the Going Dark problem be affected by the rise of platforms (and the breakdown of layerization/decentralization)?

“Don’t Panic: Making Progress on the Going Dark Debate” by Jonathan Zittrain et al., Berkman Klein Center (2016).

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