I'm confused about something. If the software company gives you the ability to write some plugin to do encryption, and you do, yet they still allow a backdoor to whatever agency to give them the ability to intercept the traffic (though they might not be able to make any sense of it), where exactly does this fall? It seems that the software company would be in complete compliance with the agency in letting them intercept traffic, but it would be on the shoulders of the end user who wrote the plugin.

I presume the onus is then on you, i.e. you need to provide a backdoor to your own code or discontinue using it.

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I'm still waiting for this. I paid $42 to get listed in "Who's Who in the Professional Squatting Association" and haven't heard back from them. It's been 3 years!