That's great. All portable devices should come with robust encryption that is easy to enable (or that is turned on by default).
More and more people are carrying more and more of their life around in digital form. It shouldn't be left unencrypted.
More and more people are carrying more and more of their life around in digital form. It shouldn't be left unencrypted.
If that's your rhetoric, why should my wife not have every right to catch me cheating? Privacy must be a terrible thing only useful to terrorists and adulterers, right?
Just be careful when you are defending something like this. I like my private life to be private, even when I'm not at a strip club.
But your point is moot, because whether Google cares or not is irrelevant, if someone else gets a subpoena and Google hands out the keys and the data, which is conveniently backed up in the cloud.