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Mon, Feb 1st 2021 10:44am — Tim Cushing There have been some very vocal calls for encryption backdoors by the heads of certain law enforcement agencies. And those making the most noise imply every other law enforcement agency that isn't clamoring for worse security supports the clamoring loudmouths demanding mandated backdoors. Maybe these other agencies do agree with "going dark" proselytizers like Chris Wray and Cy Vance. Maybe these agencies that never speak out are the silent majority. Then again, maybe they recognize the tradeoff for what it is and find other ways to obtain the evidenc...

Clay County Schools has plan to alleviate crowding at Oakleaf High Published:  Updated:  Tags:  CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Hundreds of families in Clay County will likely be sending their children to different schools next year as the district wrestles with overcrowding and lays out its redistricting plan. Currently, the top priority is relocating students from Oakleaf High School to Ridgeview High, followed by students in Lake Asbury and Middleburg. The next schools that the district is looking at include Tynes Elementary and Lake Asbury Junior High. Those will likely be rezoned in the followi...

Michigan Police Messages Avoid FOIA Through Encryption Top state police officials have downloaded encryption applications on their state-issued phones which keep no record of deleted text messages. Some are concerned that these practices break the Freedom of Information Act. Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press   |   January 22, 2021   |  Analysis (TNS) — Top officials at the Michigan State Police have been using text messaging encryption devices that can put their internal communications out of the reach of the Freedom of Information Act and ...

LANSING — Top officials at the Michigan State Police have been using text messaging encryption devices that can put their internal communications out of the reach of the Freedom of Information Act and legal discovery, according to admissions the MSP made in a civil lawsuit. Among those who have downloaded the "end-to-end" encryption applications onto their state-issued phones are a lieutenant-colonel, two majors and two first lieutenants, according to court records obtained by the Free Press. The use by top MSP officials of the encryption devices — under which text messages, once del...

Police Use of Encrypted App Raises Transparency Concerns Officials at the Michigan State Police have been using text messaging encryption devices that can put internal communications out of the reach of the Freedom of Information Act, according to info in a civil lawsuit. by Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press / January 22, 2021 Shutterstock/Illus_man (TNS) — Top officials at the  Michigan State Police have been using text messaging encryption devices that can put their internal communications out of the reach of the Freedom of Infor...