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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Maria Koomen Source: Getty Summary:  The encryption debate in the European Union (EU) continues to evolve, with new drivers, stronger tools, and increasingly higher stakes. The debate among policymakers and experts is maturing, but there is a widening knowledge gap between political elites and the public around encryption. Related Media and Tools If you enjoyed reading this, subscribe for more! Thank you! Introduction The encryption debate in the European Union (EU) continues to evolve, with new drivers, stronger tools, and increasingly higher stak...

AP Photo/Keith Srakocic Americans aren’t fond of gun registries. Even the most ardent gun control fan knows that, which is why most of them don’t want to mention them in the least. See, the reason so many people object to registries is that there’s absolutely no way a database full of gun owners won’t be abused in some way, shape, or form. There’s zero chance that it’ll just sit there, undisturbed, waiting for absolutely no one to ever use it for anything. Proposals to create a national gun registry have long been met with fierce opposition from gun rights advocates. While propone...

Brown University computer scientists, working with a U.S. senator, have proposed a gun registry database that’s ultra-secure and decentralized, potentially easing concerns about privacy and federal overreach.

Such a network would help protect privacy, but how secure might it really be? Whenever the issue of firearms ownership is brought up, those on both sides dig in and there is little way to truly find compromise. Supporters of the Second Amendment often already complain that their rights have been eroded. While the Second Amendment may read, “Congress shall make no law…” the truth is that there has been legislation that limits firearms ownership including the National Firearms Act of 1934, the Gun Control Act of 1968 and the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986. Meanwhile on the other ...